What causes seminal vesiculitis? Which type do you have?

The most common symptom of seminal vesiculitis is the presence of hematospermia, which can be of both non-specific and specific types. The most common cause of seminal vesiculitis is excessive sexual intercourse, followed by dietary stimulation. Patients need to take good care of themselves on a daily basis and avoid excessive sexual intercourse.

1. Causes

1. Improper sexual intercourse (25%):

Excessive sexual intercourse damages the kidneys, depleting kidney yin, causing yin deficiency and excessive fire, which disturbs the sperm chamber and causes blood in semen. Or if the body is yin-deficient, yin deficiency will cause internal deficiency fire, and coupled with excessive sexual desire, the blood circulation in the sperm chamber will be damaged, and blood will flow out with the semen, resulting in blood in semen.

2. Internal blood stasis (30%):

Due to external trauma to the genitals, blood stasis occurs inside the body; or due to emotional distress, qi stagnation occurs; or dampness and heat damage the blood vessels. Blood stasis stagnates in the sperm chamber, injuring the blood vessels, so the semen comes out dark red, often accompanied by more obvious perineal pain.

3. Dietary injuries (25%):

Excessive consumption of spicy, fatty, sweet and greasy food, or excessive drinking can cause internal dampness and heat, which flow into the sperm chamber and damage the blood vessels, so blood comes out with the sperm. Or eating spicy, fragrant and dry food can damage the yin, causing the yin to be deficient and the fire to be strong, thus disturbing the sperm chamber.

4. Seven emotions hurt (10%):

The seven emotions hurt the body, turning fire into fire that hurts the yin, causing the yin to be deficient and the fire to be strong, disturbing the essence chamber, causing both the essence and blood to come out. Or worrying about the spleen hurts the spleen, causing the spleen to be weak and the qi to be deficient, and the kidneys to lose the acquired nourishment, causing the spleen and kidneys to be deficient and unable to absorb blood, causing both the essence and blood to come out.

2. Daily care of seminal vesiculitis

1. Do a good job in the patient's ideological work. Eliminate the patient's worries, especially the worries of patients with hematospermia, and enhance their confidence in defeating the disease.

2. Avoid too much sex to reduce the degree of congestion in the sexual organs. Patients with chronic seminal vesiculitis can have regular (1-2 times a week) seminal vesiculitis and prostate massage. One is to improve the blood flow of the prostate and seminal vesicle, and the other is to promote the discharge of inflammatory substances. Combine work and rest, avoid smoking, alcohol and spicy food.

3. It is not advisable to ride a horse or a bicycle or sit for a long time. Office workers should stand up and move around for a while every 1 to 2 hours.

4. Strengthen exercise, improve physical fitness, avoid upper respiratory tract infections such as colds, treat tooth decay in time, prevent diarrhea, actively treat infections in other parts of the body, and improve the body's resistance to disease.

5. Eat a light diet, pay attention to dietary hygiene, do not drink alcohol (including beer), and do not eat spicy and irritating foods to avoid causing prostate congestion; quit masturbation, control sexual life, no more than once a week, and avoid interrupting sexual intercourse.

6. Patients who have given birth can take a 45°C hot water bath 1-2 times before going to bed, each time for 30 minutes. Patients who have not given birth should not use this method to avoid affecting their fertility. Regular prostate massage can promote blood circulation and help discharge inflammatory secretions, but the movements should be gentle and the technique should not be too heavy.

7. Rest in bed and take laxatives to keep bowel movements smooth.