Seminal vesiculitis, generally a disease caused by bacterial infection, will cause symptoms such as blood semen, ejaculation pain or urethral stimulation, and most patients may be accompanied by prostatitis. The cause of seminal vesiculitis is generally caused by obstruction of the seminal tract or stones in the seminal vesicle or sometimes bleeding in the seminal vesicle, causing inflammation in the seminal vesicle. 

The clinical manifestation of seminal vesiculitis is that sometimes the patient will have blood semen or some blood or blood clots in the semen. Therefore, in this case, it is generally believed that the patient may have seminal vesiculitis.

The seminal vesicles are located in the pelvic cavity. That is to say, the seminal vesicles are relatively far away from the cavernous body of the penis, glans and related sexual organs. Therefore, from a professional point of view, seminal vesiculitis will not cause impotence and premature ejaculation. That is to say, there is basically no direct relationship between seminal vesiculitis and impotence and premature ejaculation.

If seminal vesiculitis causes premature ejaculation, it may be related to mental and psychological factors. The most apparent symptom of seminal vesiculitis is blood semen. Some patients find blood in semen during sex and will be very nervous. They may feel that they have disorders and problems in sexual function, and they will have mental tension problems, which may cause patients to be too sensitive in sexual life, or it is said that there is a lot of psychological pressure during ejaculation, and there may be premature ejaculation at this time. In addition, after the onset of seminal vesiculitis, patients will feel pain when ejaculating during orgasm. 

These symptoms will also bring mental tension to the patient, and they will also be afraid of sex. In the long run, it will affect sexual desire and lead to sexual dysfunction and other symptoms, seriously affecting the relationship between husband and wife. Therefore, this kind of impotence and premature ejaculation caused by seminal vesiculitis is mainly caused by mental and psychological factors. And there is no direct basis for impotence and premature ejaculation directly caused by seminal vesiculitis.

So if you get seminal vesiculitis, you need to go to the hospital for treatment in time. If you don't treat it in time or the treatment is not thorough enough, the disease will further develop, harming both physical and mental health, even affecting the sexual function of men, and causing sexual dysfunction such as premature ejaculation. Then let's have a detailed understanding.

First, 90% of the semen in men's bodies is seminal vesicle secretions. Because there are bacteria and many white blood cells in the seminal vesicle secretions, and even pus are mixed, which increases the viscosity of semen and causes semen non-liquefaction and reduced sperm vitality. In addition, seminal vesiculitis will cause changes in semen acid and alkali, lowering the pH value of semen, which will be sperm death, increasing the incidence of male infertility.

Secondly, clinically, about 80% of patients with seminal vesiculitis will be accompanied by prostatitis. Seminal vesiculitis is mostly caused by retrograde bacterial infection. In addition, the treatment is not thorough enough to cause infectious diseases such as epididymitis or orchitis, which will cause serious harm to men's reproductive health and increase the difficulty of treatment.

Therefore, when seminal vesiculitis is found, it must be treated in time and wholly cured to reduce the harm caused by seminal vesiculitis. Men should ensure the regularity of life, avoid excessive stress, actively prevent and treat colds, and pay attention to their safety. In particular, sex should not be too frequent, and wearing loose and breathable clothes is best. The most important thing to prevent diseases is to exercise to enhance the ability to resist diseases.

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