Patient's question:
Is it that without hematospermia, there is no seminal vesiculitis, or it's still possible to have hematospermia and still get seminal vesiculitis! Is it that without hematospermia, there is no seminal vesiculitis, or it's still possible to have hematospermia and still get seminal vesiculitis!Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: This cannot rule out seminal vesiculitis without blood in the semen.Advice: This seminal vesiculitis is an inflammatory manifestation in the seminal vesicles, primarily characterized by local inflammation, edema, exudation, and an increase in white blood cells. An increase in white blood cells in the semen is sufficient. The bleeding occurs when the local exudation is particularly severe.