Patient's question:
Doctor, my boyfriend recently discovered blood in his semen. During intercourse, he noticed that the semen left in the condom had a bloody color. After ejaculation, there is pain in the perineum. He also experiences frequent urination and dysuria. A thorough examination revealed seminal vesicle cysts. Is this condition serious? Will it affect future fertility? Hello, how should we deal with seminal vesicle cysts?Doctor's answer:
Simple cysts are not serious, but if left untreated, there is a possibility of malignancy. They can affect future fertility, so it is essential to pay sufficient attention. It is necessary to promptly visit a hospital for targeted examinations and allow doctors to professionally assess the progression of the condition. Then, treatment should be administered accordingly. Specific treatment plans should be discussed and confirmed with the treating physician. Medications should be used flexibly under the guidance of a doctor, and regular follow-up observations are important. Treatment effectiveness contributes to effective control of the condition. If the condition meets surgical indications, surgical treatment is recommended.