Patient's question:
I have recently noticed that I need to urinate very frequently, and I also feel extremely cold! Moreover, I often have low-grade fever, and urination causes pain. At first, it wasn't that severe, but now in the past few days, it has become much worse! Now, the pain during urination is continuously increasing, and the area between my legs and rectum also hurts quite badly.Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of seminal vesiculitis include: Acute seminal vesiculitis presents with systemic symptoms such as generalized pain, chills, fever, even shivering, high fever, and dry vomiting. Urinary symptoms primarily involve a burning sensation in the urethra, urinary urgency, frequency, pain, terminal hematuria, and dripping urine. Additionally, there is severe pain in the perineum and rectum, with pain intensifying during bowel movements. In severe cases, sexual function may be affected, causing intense pain during intercourse. A complete blood count examination may show a decrease in total and differential white blood cell counts. Chronic seminal vesiculitis often results from more severe inflammation or incomplete treatment. Some patients may develop seminal vesiculitis and prostatitis due to frequent excitement or excessive sexual activity, leading to congestion of the seminal vesicles and prostate, followed by infection. The symptoms of prostatitis mainly include pain or discomfort, primarily manifesting in the perineum, groin, penis, and glans. Urinary symptoms include difficulty urinating, urinary frequency, incomplete urination, and urinary urgency.