Vesiculitis, in medical term is inflammation and infection of the seminal vesicles in the male reproductive tract. The seminal vesicles are ductlike glands that add fluid secretions to the seminal fluid as it passes from the body during intercourse. Infections which are present in the prostate or related organs usually involve the seminal vesicles also. Infections can reach the glands through the urethra or by way of the bloodstream.
Clinically, Seminal Vesiculitis Is Divided Into Two Categories
The first category is the systemic symptoms of acute seminal vesiculitis are pain in the whole body, chills and fever, and even shiver, high fever, nausea, vomiting, etc. The urinary symptoms are mainly urinary tract sensation of burning, frequent urination, urgency with urination, urination with pain and terminal hematuria. Some of its symptoms are like prostatitis'. It accompanies with severe pain in the genital and rectal, and increased pain during stool. In severe cases, sexual function may be affected, and severe pain may occur during sexual intercourse. Blood routine examinations are performed that the total number and classification of white blood cells are increased.
Another one, chronic seminal vesiculitis is mostly caused by the severity of acute of this disease or the lack of complete treatment. Some patients are due to frequent excitement or masturbation, causing hyperemia of the seminal vesicle. If patients have secondary infection, they will turn to chronic. The symptoms of chronic spermatocytes and chronic prostatitis are not easy to distinguish and often exist at the same time. The semen contains blood which is characteristic of chronic seminal vesiculitis and is not easy to stop. It appears every ejaculation and lasts for several months.
What Are The Symptoms Of Seminal Vesiculitis?
The semen of patients with spermatocystitis is pink or red or with blood clots, and some patients may have blood in the urine. This phenomenon is more pronounced when seminal vesiculitis is in the acute phase. Patients with spermatocystitis may have frequent urination, urgency urination, dysuria, difficulty in urinating, burning sensation in the urethra, etc. Patients with spermatocystitis may have symptoms such as lower abdominal pain and dull pain in the suprapubic area. When seminal vesiculitis is in the acute phase, the pain can also affect the perineum and groin, and it is significantly exacerbated during ejaculation. Patients with spermatocystitis may have systemic symptoms such as chills and fever. When seminal vesiculitis is in the chronic phase, the patient may also have symptoms such as low libido, nocturnal emission, and premature ejaculation. When the patients with spermatocystitis undergo routine semen examination, it can be seen that the semen contains a lot of red blood cells and white blood cells, and the semen culture is positive. When the patients with spermatocystitis undergo blood routine examination, the number of white blood cells in the blood is obviously increased.
Conclusions
Need to be particularly reminded that seminal vesiculitis and prostatitis are closely related, they are not only the same in the infection route, but also the same in terms of etiology and the clinical manifestations. Because seminal vesiculitis is easy to invade the prostate, and 80% of patients with prostate infection will have seminal vesiculitis, patients with seminal vesiculitis must pay attention to prostate of lesions. while they treat seminal vesiculitis, they need to prevent misdiagnosis and complications.
Reference
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