Patient's question:
I checked with the doctor last time and said I had seminal vesiculitis. I'm a bit unfamiliar with this term. The doctor gave me some medicine, but it wasn't very effective.Doctor's answer:
Choose the appropriate antibiotic. Acute seminal vesiculitis should be treated until symptoms completely disappear, followed by an additional 1-2 weeks of medication; chronic seminal vesiculitis requires continued medication for more than 4 weeks to consolidate the therapeutic effect. According to our experience, intravenous administration of Cefuroxime (second-generation cephalosporin) and Ofloxacin (a quinolone) may lead to blood in semen after ejaculation due to local mucosal capillary damage. If the inflammation is infectious, antibiotics such as Levofloxacin injection and Metronidazole can be used for treatment. If the inflammation is non-infectious, traditional Chinese medicine and herbs can be used for conditioning. The use of traditional Chinese medicine and herbs that primarily clear heat, cool blood, tonify the kidneys, and enrich essence can be clinically diagnosed and treated based on syndrome differentiation.