Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a check-up and was told I have seminal vesiculitis. I've been treated for half a year but it hasn't improved yet. Can it still be cured? I'm almost bursting at the seams.Doctor's answer:
The seminal vesicle is anatomically adjacent to and interconnected with the prostate, vas deferens, urethra, and bladder. Therefore, seminal vesiculitis often occurs as a secondary infection of other organs in the urogenital system. Pure seminal vesiculitis is relatively rare, so it is crucial to thoroughly understand the condition. If there are other inflammatory issues, such as prostatitis, they should also be treated simultaneously. If prostatitis is not properly addressed, even if seminal vesiculitis is cured, it may recur. It is recommended to visit a reputable hospital for proper diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible. Otherwise, it may affect sperm quality, potentially leading to infertility.