Patient's question:
Enhanced CT was performed, and the diagnostic result showed no seminal vesicle cyst. The findings described were: the seminal vesicles were enlarged, with multiple round low-density shadows inside, poorly defined boundaries, and the largest diameter was about 22mm. After enhancement, there was no significant enhancement. On the involved levels, the intestinal walls in the lower abdomen and pelvic cavity showed no significant thickening or soft tissue mass shadows. The prostate size and shape were normal, with no obvious abnormal density shadows. The bladder was well-filled, the bladder wall was intact, and there were no obvious masses. There were no obviously enlarged lymph nodes in the pelvic cavity, no fluid accumulation in the pelvic cavity, no obvious abnormal changes in the pelvic walls, and no obvious abnormal shadows in the bilateral inguinal regions.Doctor's answer:
If necessary, I suggest you go to the hospital for a check-up. There are too many diseases affecting the male urinary and reproductive systems, but many patients do not pay much attention to them in the early stages. Most of them only come for a check-up when they experience sexual dysfunction or fertility problems. At that point, the difficulty of treatment increases significantly. It is better to detect and treat early.Regarding your symptoms, I still have some questions to ask in order to determine the severity of your condition and decide on the best treatment plan.
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