How to treat cystitis?

Inflammation of the seminal vesicles is a male disease often associated with inflammation of the prostate gland and urethritis. Orchitis can be treated with antibiotics to help heal quickly and leave no sequelae.

The testicles are considered to be the sperm-producing organs, the part that carries out the function of reproduction and maintenance of the male species. Every day, the testicles of an adult male of reproductive age produce about 120 million sperm. A small amount of spermatozoa is stored in the epididymis, but most of it is stored in the vas deferens. In storage, they can maintain fertility for at least 1 month.
The danger of seminal vesicles no longer depends on the individual's condition and the time of treatment. For men with testicular inflammation, sexual function will often decline, even at risk of completely losing the ability to have sex. If not treated promptly, the patient's ability to ejaculate will no longer be. Accordingly, the high white blood cell count along with many other effects due to inflammation of the testicle, causes the sperm count to decrease significantly, the testicles to atrophy and the loss of fertility. Thus, inflammation of the seminal vesicles can lead to infertility in men, affecting family happiness.
On the other hand, when men notice the symptoms of the disease, they are often hesitant to go to the doctor. The delay in detection and intervention will make the treatment more complicated and difficult.

Treatment of orchitis is mainly medical (medication). The use of appropriate antibiotics, which have a good effect on the type of pathogen, often requires a combination of two or more antibiotics, even parenteral antibiotics, such as augmentin plus gentamycin, or cefotaxime plus tobramycin are commonly used regimens today. The method of administration is to attack with high doses for about 7 days, then switch to oral administration with medium doses for 10-14 days.
In addition, the doctor may consider combining with anti-inflammatory corticosteroids (if there are no special contraindications), orally for about 7-10 days. For general pain relief, paracetamol can be used, smooth muscle pain relief with spasmaverine-containing drugs, spasfon. If the cause of the testicular inflammation is tuberculosis bacteria, then specific treatment with anti-TB drugs is required.
Treatment of seminal vesicles by surgery is considered indicated when complications of seminal vesicle abscess are detected or antibiotic treatment is ineffective after having made an antibiotic map. Common surgical methods in the treatment of seminal vesicles are drainage of the seminal vesicles when there is an abscess and removal of the seminal vesicles.

On the other hand, seminal vesitis is usually a condition that occurs after a urinary tract infection or prostatitis. Therefore, it is necessary to completely treat the above diseases to avoid causing complications from spreading. Using antibiotics requires choosing an appropriate drug depending on the cause of the disease, it is best to use according to the results of the antibiotic chart.
Patients with seminal vesicles can go to Vinmec International General Hospital for examination, diagnosis and treatment. There are full technical facilities as well as professional qualifications to effectively implement the treatment methods of seminal vesitis. The team of orthopedic specialists at Vinmec are well-trained and experienced, a system of complete and modern medical equipment and professional service quality will bring effective diagnosis and treatment. maximum for the patient.