Post Date December, 03 2023
What is the harm of chronic prostate seminal vesiculitis? In recent years, the incidence of chronic prostate seminal vesiculitis has gradually increased, seriously affecting the daily lives of male friends. According to a survey, nearly 50% of men suffer from prostate seminal vesiculitis once, so we should pay attention to it. So what is the harm of chronic anterior prostate seminal vesiculitis?
1. Posterior urethritis: Chronic prostate seminal vesiculitis is often associated with posterior urethritis, especially those caused by urinary tract infections. In clinical practice, urinary tract irritation is often the first symptom of chronic prostatic seminal vesiculitis, so some non andrologists often mistake it for common urethritis.
2. Premature ejaculation: Because the prostate gland is the valve that inhibits ejaculation, if this valve undergoes inflammation, it can become allergic and congested due to stimulation. When there is sexual impulse, it cannot be suppressed (especially in young adults), and ejaculation can occur quickly. Allergy is actually a decrease in the threshold for accepting impulsive stimuli, so people with prostate seminal vesiculitis can often be accompanied by premature ejaculation.
3. Impotence: Some patients suffer from qi stagnation and blood stasis due to dampness and heat or prolonged inflammation, while others are psychologically nervous and dare not have sex. For a long time, impotence symptoms of varying severity often occur that affect sexual function.
4. Chronic seminal vesiculitis: This is the most common complication of chronic prostatic seminal vesiculitis. "The seminal vesicles are located on both sides of the prostate and are connected by ducts. Therefore, in the course of chronic disease, inflammation spreads along the ducts, and the two often coexist and interact with each other.". Over time, it can significantly lead to sexual dysfunction in men, or symptoms such as blood semen, ejaculatory pain, and so on.
5. Infertility: Chronic prostatitis is also a critical factor in infertility. "Because prostate fluid is a critical component of semen, once the prostate becomes inflamed, the amount of inflammatory exudates in the secretions of the glands increases, and the amount of zinc decreases, which affects the quality of semen. For example, poor semen liquefaction can lead to decreased sperm motility and activity rates, affecting pregnancy.". Of course, the impact of infertility is not inevitable, and the key depends on changes in the quality and quantity of semen and semen.
