Sexual Health
How do you know you got seminal vesiculitis? What are the inspection items of seminal vesiculitis
Seminal vesiculitis is a common disease in men. Seminal vesiculitis seriously endangers men's health and may lead to male infertility. How do you know you have seminal vesiculitis?
Self-examination of five symptoms of seminal vesiculitis
Lower abdominal pain. In acute patients, lower abdominal pain is related to perineum and bilateral groins, mainly manifested as severe pain in perineum and rectum, worsening pain during defecation, and worsening pain during sexual intercourse. Chronic patients have a dull pain on the pubis, accompanied by perineal discomfort, and the pain is particularly obvious during ejaculation. Some people have low libido, ejaculation and premature ejaculation.
The patient's semen is pink or red or blood clot, and there are also patients with blood in urine. This phenomenon is more obvious when seminal vesiculitis is in the acute stage.
Patients can have systemic symptoms such as cold and fever. When seminal vesiculitis is in the chronic stage, patients will also have symptoms such as low libido, ejaculation and premature ejaculation.
Patients may have frequent urination, urgency, pain in urination, difficulty in urination, burning sensation of urethra and other symptoms.
The patient's semen is pink or red or blood clot, and there are also patients with blood in urine. This phenomenon is more obvious when seminal vesiculitis is in the acute stage.
What are the inspection items of seminal vesiculitis?
Contact examination: When the doctor inserts his finger into the anus, he can contact the swollen seminal vesicle. When touching the mold, the patient feels pain, and the lower abdomen, perineum, and pubic bone have slight compression pain.
Routine examination of semen: there are a large number of red cells and white cells in semen, there are more dead sperm, sperm motility is poor, and semen bacteria are positive.
Seminal vesiculography: currently, it is mainly performed by direct puncture of the vas deferens through the scrotal skin, which can be seen in the dynamic seminal vesiculography and real-time and extended films of seminal vesiculography.
Rectal ultrasound examination: the seminal vesicle of people with short course of disease is enlarged and fusiform, its distal end is oval, the wall of the vesicle is rough and thickened, the dense fine point echo in the vesicle is disordered, and the seminal vesicle of people with long course of disease is reduced
CT: The morphology in the seminal vesicle could not be displayed. When inflammation blocked the ejaculatory duct, CT showed dilation of the lumen, and some showed uneven low-density cystic dilation. Chronic inflammation caused fibrosis of the seminal vesicle, and the seminal vesicle became smaller.