Patient's question:
My husband always says his inner thighs itch, and sometimes his scrotum is damp. During intimacy, his semen contains blood. After a thorough examination, the diagnosis was acute seminal vesiculitis. Recently, symptoms of lower back and leg pain have appeared again. What kind of help is needed: What serious consequences can arise from seminal vesiculitis?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is mostly caused by retrograde infection, and it is often diagnosed alongside prostatitis in clinical practice. There are two types: acute and chronic, with symptoms sometimes being very similar to prostatitis, such as: dysuria, urinary frequency, urinary urgency, and possibly hematospermia. Generally, it can be detected through routine semen analysis. When the seminal vesicle is inflamed, the secretion of the seminal vesicle increases, which can interfere with sperm vitality; insufficient semen volume can lead to male infertility.