What are the dangers of bacterial seminal vesiculitis?

For male friends, bacterial vesiculitis is relatively well known. It is a very common male disease, and this disease is very harmful to men themselves, seriously affecting the sexual life of both couples. In addition to this, there are many other hazards. So, what are the hazards of bacterial vesiculitis? Let’s take a brief look at it!

1. Seminal vesiculitis is prone to recurrence: The seminal vesicle is not an organ that stores semen, but an accessory gland of the male reproductive organ. It is a pair of oblong sac-like organs located behind the bottom of the bladder.

The outer side of the ampulla of the vas deferens is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, slightly flattened at the front and back, with an uneven surface. The upper end is free and relatively enlarged, which is the base of the seminal vesicle, and the lower end is thin and straight, which is its excretory duct. Because of the structural characteristics of the seminal vesicle,

After inflammation occurs, drainage is poor and bacteria can easily invade and remain there, making treatment difficult. If treatment is not timely or thorough, the disease is prone to recurrence. In order to prevent seminal vesiculitis from persisting,

Whether acute or chronic, it should be treated thoroughly.

2. Seminal vesiculitis causes sexual dysfunction: Chronic seminal vesiculitis is often complicated by chronic prostatitis, and is mainly characterized by hematospermia. The semen is pink, red or contains blood clots, and sexual intercourse pain may occur.

Due to mental fear, tension and other reasons, symptoms such as decreased libido and sexual dysfunction may occur, seriously affecting the couple's life and family harmony.

3. Seminal vesiculitis causes infertility: The seminal vesicle is anatomically close to the prostate, vas deferens, urethra, bladder, etc., and they communicate with each other. Therefore, seminal vesiculitis is often secondary to infection of other organs of the urethral reproductive system.

Simple seminal vesiculitis is rare, but chronic inflammation of the seminal vesicle can cause infertility. In addition, 90% of semen is seminal vesicle secretions, in which fructose can be used by sperm as a source of power; when the seminal vesicle is inflamed, these secretions decrease.

It can affect the motility of sperm; insufficient semen volume that cannot fill the semen pool in the posterior fornix of the vagina can also cause infertility.

Through the above introduction, I believe everyone has a detailed understanding of the harm of bacterial seminal vesiculitis. Male friends must pay attention to hygiene when having sex, otherwise it will not only cause great harm to themselves, but also to women themselves, so male friends must pay attention to it.