Vesiculitis troubles

Vesiculitis men, one of common infectious diseases, age of onset more than 20 to 40 years old, with blood as the main clinical manifestations fine, but the sub-acute and chronic, large individual differences. Clinical manifestations vary.

(1) Blood fine: the performance of bleeding row when the sperm for ejaculation, semen was pink or red or with a blood clot. Those with acute blood sperm is more prevalent.

(2), urinary frequency, urgency, dysuria: Acute those who urgency, dysuria symptoms, and can be seen dysuria. Those with chronic urinary frequency, urgency, and discomfort with urination, there is burning sensation is obvious.

(3) pain: acute abdominal pain who can be seen, and involves both sides of the perineum and groin. Persons with chronic pain may occur suprapubic area, and with perineal discomfort. Pain when the apparent increase in the ejaculation.

(4) Other symptoms: aversion to cold may have fever, chills, this is seen in systemic symptoms of acute Vesiculitis. Hematuria, but also one of the manifestations of acute Vesiculitis. The ejaculation pain, low sexual desire, nocturnal emission, premature ejaculation were seen as chronic.

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(5) Supplementary examination: routine examination of semen, we can see a large number of red blood cells, white blood cells. Sperm bacterial culture was positive. Blood routine examination, acute blood leukocytes were seen significantly increased.

Vesiculitis patient's DRE touch when swelling of the seminal vesicle, accompanied by tenderness. Can also be in the next abdomen, perineum and suprapubic area with mild tenderness.

Seminal vesicle sperm storage organ is not, but rather a subsidiary of male genital glands. A pair of long oval-shaped cystic organs. Is located in the rear end of the bladder, vas deferens ampulla of the lateral. Under the wide and narrow shape of the front and back a little flat, the surface uneven, the top free than the enlargement of seminal vesicle at the end, the bottom fine straight, its excretory duct. Because of the structural characteristics of seminal vesicle occur after inflammation, poor drainage, bacterial invasion and leave behind a post-Yi curse it is difficult to completely cure. In order to prevent Vesiculitis persistent unhealed, whether acute or chronic Vesiculitis, should definitive treatment.

(1) The selection of appropriate antibiotic therapy to the symptoms of acute Vesiculitis should be completely gone, and then continue taking 1 to 2 weeks; chronic Vesiculitis Zexu to 4 weeks or more to consolidate the curative effect. According to our experience, second-generation cephalosporins and quinolones Zinacef of the Austrian revival of intravenous good results.

(2) local treatment of berberine Iontophoresis, stool later 1 ‰ berberine 20 ml enema, use this drug soaked gauze pad placed on the perineum, and physical therapy device connected to the DC anode, the cathode Fuyu suprapubic, every 20 minutes once a day, every 10 times a course of treatment. Warm hip bath (water temperature 42 ℃) and perineum heat or to improve the local blood supply to help inflammation subsided. Avoid sitting for too long, to prevent pelvic congestion.

(3) bed rest for laxative drug to maintain smooth stool.

(4) to avoid excessive intercourse to reduce the degree of genital congestion. The patients with chronic Vesiculitis on a regular basis (every 1 ~ 2 times) for seminal vesicle prostate massage. 1 To enhance blood circulation of prostate and seminal vesicle, two for the promotion of inflammatory substances discharged. copyright http://www.tcmwell.com

(5) The patterns of life of work and rest, alcohol, and spicy spicy food bogey.

(6) prepare the patient's ideological work to eliminate the patient's concerns, especially concerns about the patient's blood essence, increase their confidence in overcoming the disease.

(7) for the treatment of blood can still be refined by diethylstilbestrol 1 mg to enhance pine 5 mg orally, 3 times a day, and even serving 2 to 3 weeks, multi-precision allows the blood to stop.






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