Patient's question:
I have been quite normal in terms of sexual life. Recently, I have often noticed that there are some swollen blue veins on the side of my scrotum. It's a bit like varicose veins on the legs, but finer. They are all behind my testicles. The doctor said it's a hydrocele. What medicine should be taken for a hydrocele?Doctor's answer:
This disease requires prompt treatment. There are also many treatment methods available in clinical diagnosis. For acute seminal vesicle cysts, appropriate antibiotics should be used until symptoms completely disappear, followed by additional medication for 1 to 2 weeks. For bacterial-induced seminal vesicle cysts, antibiotics can be used to completely eliminate the bacteria that caused the cyst from your body. Only after laboratory tests confirm that the bacteria have been entirely eradicated should the medication be stopped.