Inflammation of the vasectomy

Inflammation of the vasectomy's disease overview

Vasectomy is a part of about 30cm long, about 2-3mm in diameter, with the function of sperm conducting from the epididymis through the seminal vesicles to receive semen and then the urethra to zoom in during the process fertilization of men.

Vasectomy inflammation is a blocked vasectomy or the path of sperm is hindered by the cause of the vasectomy. Refinery is an infection of the infection caused by external agents.

Vasectal inflammation is the leading cause of infertility in men.

Causes of Inflammation of the vasectomy's disease

The causes of vasectomy in men are as follows:

Due to the lesions in the urethra
  • Because the urethra is an external environment, if the patient does not clean the urethra, the bacteria go back to the vasectomy causing inflammation.

    • In addition, male patients with long, narrow, clogged foreskin will make the urethra easy to contain many bacteria.

  • or men who have unsafe sex also lead to gonorrhea infection.
    • Due to the birth defect

    congenital vasectomy, disability, sperm when passing through problems, or stagnant bacteria that cause inflammation of the vasectomy. P>Because the testicular tuberculosis

    when the testicular tuberculosis, vasectomy will swell and harden, causing its function to decline.

    Due to complications from other male diseases

    including foreskin, testicular inflammation, prostatitis, cystitis.

    Symptoms of Inflammation of the vasectomy's disease

    Symptoms of vasectomy are as follows:

  • When ejaculation, patients feel pain, pain in the lower abdomen, scrotum, pelvis. Increased pain during sex
  • Sperm and semen appears odor. The color of sperm and abnormal semen, sometimes bloody or may sperm, dilute semen ...
  • Patients with symptoms of ejaculation disorders such as premature ejaculation, upstream ejaculation.
  • Swelling area, sagging testes.

    • People at risk for Inflammation of the vasectomy's disease

    Objects that are at high risk for inflammation of vasectomy are:

  • People with congenital diseases related to the normal circulation of sperm.

    • Men people have unsafe sex.

    People who do not clean the urethra can easily lead to vasectomy infection.

    Prevention of Inflammation of the vasectomy's disease

    To prevent inflammation of the vasectomy, men need to do the following:

  • Clean the external genitals every day.

    • Need a medical facility for examination immediately if the foreskin is detected or infected with urethritis.

    No indiscriminate sex to avoid infections that cause vasectomy.

    Diagnostic measures for Inflammation of the vasectomy's disease

    To diagnose vasectomy in men, the following tests and techniques need to be performed to correctly diagnose:

  • Muc or latex tests in the morning when I wake up.
  • Testing of semen shows that sperm little or no sperm.
  • Blood biochemical tests see normal or high FSH concentration.
  • Gram dyeing to look for bacteria.

    • Culture of mucus, pus to identify pathogenic bacteria.

    If the urethritis is not bacterial but due to chlamydia or mycoplasma, the PCR gene amplification biological reaction is needed.

    Ultrasound to strengthen diagnosis.

    Inflammation of the vasectomy's disease treatments

    To Treatment of vasectomy , use the following methods suitable for each patient:

    Medical treatment:

    Using antibiotics, anti -inflammatory drugs with bacterial inhibition and killing characteristics and to limit the spread to other parts of the body.Treatment with vasectomy tips:

    To enhance the effectiveness of vasectomy , male patients need to maintain healthy living habits, clean and clean parts Genital, safe sex and appropriate diet.

    See also:

  • How does vasectomy take place? Is it painful?
  • 10 reasons for testicular pain
  • 11 things about sperm people often believe is true but the reality is completely wrong

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