Bilateral seminal vesicle cysts are normal on color Doppler ultrasound?

Patient's question:

Initially, there was frequent urination, but after falling asleep, there was no urination for the entire night. Before undergoing a color test, I took four boxes of Renglinqing Granules, which slightly improved the condition. However, even after drinking a little water, the frequent urination still occurred.

Doctor's answer:

Hematospermia occurs when inflammation in adjacent areas of the seminal vesicle, prostate, urinary tract, rectum, and other organs allows bacteria to easily spread to the seminal vesicle, causing inflammation. The seminal vesicle then swells, becomes congested, and bleeds, making seminal vesiculitis the most common disease causing hematospermia.
In Western medicine, the treatment of seminal vesiculitis primarily involves anti-inflammatory, hemostatic, and antibiotic therapies, such as penicillin, kanamycin, cefixime, norfloxacin, ciprofloxacin, or cotrimoxazole. Hemostatic drugs like tranexamic acid, amnion, and vitamin K4 can be selected based on the bleeding condition. If an abscess forms, it can be treated by rectal-perineal puncture to drain pus, inject antibiotics, or perform drainage through the rectum or perineum.

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