How to treat seminal vesiculitis?

Seminal vesiculitis has a great impact on men's reproductive health. So what are the harms of seminal vesiculitis to men? So what are the methods to treat seminal vesiculitis?

Seminal vesiculitis is a common disease in young men. Due to the special physiological location of seminal vesiculitis, once the seminal vesicle becomes diseased, it will affect the adjacent organs, such as the prostate. Evil bacteria will take the opportunity to cause chaos and affect male fertility.

Semen is the reproductive substance of men. The sperm in it is the messenger of reproduction. In addition to sperm, the components of seminal plasma also have a significant impact on reproduction. The seminal plasma components are mainly secreted by the seminal vesicles and prostate.

As a result, once the prostate and seminal vesicles become diseased, it will directly affect fertility. Be careful that seminal vesiculitis and prostatitis affect the following aspects of sperm composition:

1. Changes in composition. Seminal plasma contains a certain amount of nutrients to nourish sperm and help sperm activity, and also contains trace amounts of acidic substances such as lactic acid. If the seminal vesicles and prostate gland become inflamed, bacteria will be mixed in the seminal plasma, and lactic acid will increase the toxins and metabolites of bacteria. Bacteria will also eat up the nutrients in the seminal plasma and snatch oxygen, causing fertility to decline.

2. Decreased pH. Normal serum pH is 7.2-8.9 and sperm can move freely in this environment. In case of prostatitis, acidic substances will increase and cause sperm abortion.

3. Increased viscosity. When suffering from prostate seminal vesiculitis, there are bacteria and a large number of white blood cells in the semen, and even pus is mixed in. The viscosity will increase suddenly, and it will be difficult to liquefy, and the sperm motility and activity rate will decrease, which is related to the decrease of liquefaction enzyme.

4. Abnormal quantity. In case of seminal vesiculo-prostatitis, the secretion of seminal plasma is generally reduced, which is not conducive to the survival of sperm. In case of aseptic prostatitis, the amount of seminal plasma sometimes increases, so that the number of sperm per unit volume will decrease, causing sperm dilution and affecting fertility.

How many ways do you know of seminal vesiculitis infection?

We have not formed a unified understanding of what causes seminal vesiculitis. Today we will see what experts think. We all know that seminal vesiculitis is one of the common infectious diseases of the male reproductive system, and most patients are young men. The main clinical feature is "hematospermia", which is divided into acute and chronic types, and often occurs at the same time as prostatitis.

There are many clinical causes of male seminal vesiculitis, but generally speaking, there are three main routes of infection:

1. Ascending infection causes male seminal vesiculitis

That is, the bacteria spread upward through the urethra and ejaculatory duct to the seminal vesicle;

2. Lymphatic infection causes male seminal vesiculitis

That is, inflammation of the urogenital tract or intestinal tract may infect the seminal vesicles through the lymphatic pathway;

3. Bloodstream infection causes male seminal vesiculitis

There are mainly several ways to cause male seminal vesiculitis. As the saying goes, no matter how things change, they all remain essentially the same.

Men should choose the right method to treat chronic seminal vesiculitis

Chronic seminal vesiculitis is mostly caused by the development of acute seminal vesiculitis that is more severe or not completely treated. Some patients also suffer from congestion of the seminal vesiculo-prostate due to frequent sexual excitement or excessive masturbation, which leads to secondary infection and chronic seminal vesiculitis. The symptoms of chronic seminal vesiculitis and chronic prostatitis are difficult to distinguish and often exist at the same time.

Experts introduce the treatment methods of chronic seminal vesiculitis:

(1) Choose appropriate antibiotics. Acute seminal vesiculitis should be treated until the symptoms disappear completely, and then continue to take the medicine for 1 to 2 weeks; chronic seminal vesiculitis needs to be treated for more than 4 weeks to consolidate the therapeutic effect. (2) Local treatment. Local drug ion penetration, warm water sitting bath (water temperature 42℃) and perineal hot compress to improve local blood circulation and help inflammation subside. Avoid sitting for too long to prevent pelvic congestion.

(3) Rest in bed. Give laxatives to keep bowel movements smooth.

(4) Do not have sex too frequently, because too much sex will increase the congestion of the sexual organs, which is not conducive to the treatment of diseases. I would like to remind everyone that patients with chronic seminal vesiculitis can have seminal vesiculo-prostate massage regularly (1-2 times a week). This can improve the blood circulation of the prostate and seminal vesicles and promote the discharge of inflammatory substances.