Patient's question:
I already carefully checked myself for seminal vesiculitis three years ago. When the condition was detected, it was already clear that timely treatment was necessary. However, over these three years, I have been consistently cooperating with the treatment, but there has been no significant improvement. Although the condition hasn't worsened, I would like to ask why this disease is so difficult to treat?Doctor's answer:
One of the characteristic symptoms of seminal vesiculitis is hematospermia, which means blood in the semen. Depending on the nature of the inflammation and the amount of blood present, it can manifest as gross hematospermia or only visible under a microscope as red blood cells. Additionally, there are urinary tract irritation symptoms, where patients often experience discomfort during urination, a burning sensation, along with frequent urination, urgency, and perineal pain. The difficulty in treating seminal vesiculitis is mainly due to incorrect medication, neglect of lifestyle habits, and other factors. It is recommended to identify the underlying cause, further diagnose the condition, and then proceed with appropriate medication once the diagnosis is confirmed.