Will Regular Ejaculation Relieve Seminal Vesiculitis?
Date:2022-11-12 click:0
Seminal vesiculitis is one of the common infectious diseases among male patients. The most obvious clinical symptom of seminal vesiculitis is hematospermia. The patient's semen will be red, pink, brownish-red, or with blood, causing many men to feel panic and thus refuse to ejaculate. In fact, regular ejaculation is an ordinary male physiological phenomenon and has many other benefits.
For example, it can contribute to maintaining the temperature of male endocrine secretion, enabling men to keep energy and a more harmonious married life. It can also prevent male genitourinary system diseases, such as prostatitis, epididymitis, seminal vesiculitis, etc. Therefore, doctors suggest that patients with chronic seminal vesiculitis can have regular ejaculation depending on the patient's condition.
So, do seminal vesiculitis patients need to ejaculate regularly? This depends on the patient's specific situation.
Seminal vesiculitis is divided into acute seminal vesiculitis and chronic seminal vesiculitis. In addition to the symptoms of hematospermia, patients with acute seminal vesiculitis have more pronounced pain, painful ejaculation, and pain in the lower abdomen, which may radiate to the perineum and groin. During acute attacks, patients are not advised to perform activities of ejaculation or conjugal life because ejaculation at this time can lead to seminal vesicle congestion or even abscesses and aggravation of inflammation.
In patients with chronic seminal vesiculitis, regular ejaculation is possible. Chronic patients mainly have symptoms of bloody semen and vague pain in the suprapubic area with perineal discomfort. Regular ejaculation can release a large amount of semen and avoid semen stagnation. Besides, it can relieve seminal vesicle congestion and edema and expel part of the pathogenic bacteria from the body, which is conducive to the elimination of inflammation.
Is there a requirement for the ejaculation frequency in patients with chronic seminal vesiculitis?
During the treatment of chronic seminal vesiculitis, the ejaculation should not be too frequent. If there are too many times of ejaculation, it is likely to lead to congestion in the seminal vesicle area, causing distension and discomfort and aggravating the symptoms of hematospermia. Patients should preferably ejaculate once every two weeks and can choose to do so by hand-flushing with gentle techniques.
How is it treated?
Patients need to take antibacterial medications under the guidance of a doctor to treat seminal vesiculitis in a reasonable manner. For acute seminal vesiculitis, medication or even surgery should be chosen according to the severity of the disease to quickly control the condition and relieve the patient's discomfort.
For chronic seminal vesiculitis, patients can take medication and warm water sitz baths to relieve the congestion and swelling of the vesicle wall. As a result, they can improve the patient's urinary frequency and symptoms, promote blood circulation to the vesicles and improve the symptoms.
Patients can take the natural medicine Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill, which have strong effects of killing bacteria, eliminating swelling, being diuretic and drenching, and helping treat seminal vesiculitis, and other urinary system conditions such as prostatitis, epididymitis, cystitis, and other urinary tract infections.
It is important for patients with chronic seminal vesiculitis to pay attention to personal hygiene and wash the genital area regularly. They can drink more water and urinate on time, which will flush the genitourinary system. Patients should pay more attention to rest, avoid staying up late and maintain regular work and rest.
Patients should do gentle exercises during the treatment period, which can enhance the body's immunity and increase resistance to reproductive infections. They can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables to replenish nutrition in time. It is best for patients not to drink alcohol (including beer). They should avoid spicy and stimulating foods and coffee. In short, patients with seminal vesiculitis should improve their lifestyle so that they can recover better.
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