Patient's question:
How is seminal vesicle cyst formed? Is it serious? How is it treated? Thank youDoctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Seminal vesicle cysts usually do not cause obvious symptoms and are congenital lesions. Secondary seminal vesiculitis may lead to hematospermia, which tends to recur. Large cysts can also compress the bladder and urethra, causing urinary obstruction symptoms.Recommendations: Treatment decisions should be based on the size of the cyst, clinical symptoms, and the presence of complications. Conservative treatment is suitable for smaller cysts, mild symptoms, and younger patients, with regular follow-up. For cases with infection or hematospermia, oral antibiotics and hemostatic agents should be administered. 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors (e.g., Proscar) may be used if necessary. Surgical treatment, such as cystectomy or removal of the affected seminal vesicle, is appropriate for larger cysts, concomitant stones, and.