What are the medicines for ejaculation inflammation?

Men often experience some discomfort during the ejaculation process, such as pain during ejaculation, or ejaculation of semen and blood, etc. These conditions are relatively serious. The most common one is andrological inflammation. Men who masturbate frequently and those who have frequent sex are prone to ejaculation inflammation. So for such conditions, how should patients use medication to treat it?

Ejaculatory inflammation medicine:

This situation needs to be considered as a manifestation caused by prostate seminal vesiculitis. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a prostate seminal vesiculitis ultrasound. If it is confirmed to be inflammation, you can choose to take two anti-inflammatory drugs, levofloxacin tablets and azithromycin tablets, for treatment. During the treatment period, do not have sex temporarily, and do not eat spicy food or alcohol. This will help recovery.

Hematospermia is one of the diseases of the male reproductive system. Its main symptom is the discharge of red semen during sexual intercourse. It is more common in modern medicine as seminal vesiculitis, which is relatively rare in clinical practice. This disease often occurs with prostatitis. Its infection route is mostly direct spread of urethral and prostate infections; followed by lymphatic infection and blood infection. Due to the invasion of bacteria and the stimulation of inflammation, the seminal vesicle becomes congested. During sexual intercourse, the smooth muscles and blood vessels contract, causing a large number of red blood cells and pus cells to infiltrate the semen. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that hematospermia is mostly caused by insufficient kidney yin, excessive fire, and forced blood to flow; or due to excessive sexual intercourse, the blood vessels are damaged, and blood flows with the semen; or due to damp heat, fumigating the sperm chamber, and causing blood heat to flow.

Common causes of hematospermia include: (1) Diseases of the seminal vesicle and prostate: such as seminal vesiculitis, prostatitis, tuberculosis of the prostate and seminal vesicle, schistosomiasis, stones, injuries, etc. (2) Tumors: such as cancer of the seminal vesicle and prostate, papilloma of the seminal collaterals, benign prostatic hypertrophy. (3) Blood diseases: such as purpura, scurvy, leukemia, etc. (4) Others: such as varicose veins of the seminal vesicle, long-term and repeated compression of the perineum, cirrhosis of the liver with increased portal vein pressure leading to increased pressure of the hemorrhoidal veins through the collateral prostatic collaterals, dilation and rupture of the posterior urethral subepithelial veins beside the seminal collaterals, etc. People with hematospermia should go to the hospital's andrology or urology department for examination. B-ultrasound and CT scans can help detect lesions in the prostate and seminal vesicles. After the diagnosis is confirmed, appropriate treatment measures can be considered.