Is seminal vesiculitis a serious problem?

Problems with the male seminal vesicles will affect the quality of sperm and semen, and also affect the male fertility. Seminal vesiculitis is mainly common in young and middle-aged men, and many patients with seminal vesiculitis will suffer from infertility symptoms. Diseases that affect male fertility have always been hated by people. What serious harms can seminal vesiculitis cause? Let's take a look together.

1. Induce prostatitis: Seminal vesiculitis and prostatitis are closely related. Once you have seminal vesiculitis, the prostate will be infected. A survey shows that about 80% of patients with prostatitis are accompanied by seminal vesiculitis.

2. Prostatic hyperplasia: Prostatic hyperplasia will lead to an increase in prostatic blood vessels. The main symptoms of patients are glandular tissue hyperplasia and massive blood vessel proliferation. The hyperplastic tissue will bulge into the urethra cavity, and the chance of being hit by urine will greatly increase. In severe cases, patients will find blood in semen and prostatic fluid during sexual intercourse.

3. Sexual dysfunction: Seminal vesiculitis can cause pain during sexual intercourse, and the disease is difficult to cure and recurs repeatedly. The patient will also bear heavy psychological pressure, which will cause sexual dysfunction such as loss of libido and premature ejaculation over a long period of time.

4. Impact on fertility: Anatomy shows that the seminal vesicles are closely adjacent to the prostate, vas deferens, urethra and bladder, and they also communicate with each other. Therefore, seminal vesiculitis usually occurs after infection of other organs of the urethra and reproductive system. In addition, simple seminal vesiculitis is very rare, but chronic seminal vesiculitis can cause male infertility.

The above are the harms that seminal vesiculitis brings to male friends. Therefore, it is very important to protect the seminal vesicles. If the disease occurs, it will not only bring pain to the patient, but also lead to male infertility, which is a greater mental blow to the patient. Patients do not need to be discouraged. Seminal vesiculitis is not a lifelong disease and can be cured.