Patient's question:
There is no discomfort in the body, just blood in the semen.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the onset of seminal vesiculitis is often caused by infections from nearby organs such as the prostate or posterior urethra, leading to congestion in the seminal vesicles and allowing bacteria to invade and infect. It may result in hematospermia (blood in semen) or terminal hematuria (blood in the final part of urination), and is often accompanied by prostatitis. Seminal vesiculitis can cause the semen to appear yellow and have low viscosity, directly affecting sperm quality. In severe cases, it may lead to male infertility. It is particularly important to note that sexual activity should be avoided during the illness. Therefore, the treatment for seminal vesiculitis should focus on "early detection, proper medication, and prevention of recurrence." We recommend that you visit a hospital for examination to determine the severity of the inflammation. Take medication under the guidance of a doctor. Wishing you good health!