What tests are done to diagnose seminal vesiculitis?

There are three key examination items that can detect seminal vesiculitis, including: laboratory examination, imaging diagnostic examination and rectal digital examination. With the help of a specialist, these examinations can clearly identify the disease. After the diagnosis, targeted treatment should be carried out. The opportunity must not be missed, otherwise it will lead to aggravation of the disease and bring many negative effects to the patient. You must pay attention to rest at ordinary times.

Seminal vesiculitis often occurs together with prostatitis, mainly due to the infection of the upper body. This type of disease will seriously affect the quality of the patient's sperm, and will threaten the fertility function in the future. Therefore, the patient must actively choose an appropriate plan to diagnose the disease, and then cure the disease purposefully. The best treatment opportunity cannot be missed, so what tests can be done to detect seminal vesiculitis.

Seminal vesiculitis can be diagnosed based on three examination items. Patients should seek medical treatment in a men's specialist clinic immediately and cooperate closely with specialist doctors for diagnosis. After diagnosis, it is better to let specialist doctors formulate appropriate plans according to the condition to carry out treatment, which will have a significant effect.

The first examination item is the imaging diagnostic examination, including: seminal vesicle angiography, ultrasound examination, etc. Through these two examinations, it is possible to visually detect whether there is any abnormality in the location of the seminal vesicle, and the diseased location can be treated and diagnosed in time. The patient only needs to cooperate closely with the doctor to carry out this imaging diagnostic examination. During the period, the patient should maintain a good mentality and not have too much mental stress and pressure all the time.

The second test is the laboratory test, the key is the routine semen test. According to this test, the total number of blood cells and white blood cells can be found to be relatively high, which is helpful for the diagnosis of pathogenic bacteria. It is best for the patient to abstain from sex for three to five days before the semen test to ensure a more accurate diagnosis result.

The third examination item is anal examination. During the digital examination, the seminal vesicle can be obviously touched and found to be swollen. In addition, it will continue to be accompanied by tenderness, fluctuation and pressure. The pressure pain will mostly appear in the patient's lower abdomen, vulva and supraphagus area. If this abnormal symptom occurs, it needs to be taken seriously and a suitable plan for treatment should be found as soon as possible.

Seminal vesiculitis can be diagnosed based on the above three items. After the condition is clear, active medication should be used for treatment. Antibiotics should be used in time during the subacute stage. Berberine positive ion penetration therapy can be used in time for treatment during the chronic stage. At the same time, the treatment effect will be stronger if combined with traditional Chinese medicine. If necessary, surgical treatment plan can be used to treat the disease. Be sure to pay attention to rest during the period.