Sexual Health
Is male reproductive infection serious? What are the diseases of male genital infection
What are the diseases of male genital infections? The male genitalia is a fragile organ. Without proper care, it is highly likely to lead to genital infections. What are the diseases of male genital infections? Now let's introduce it to everyone.
1、 Common Genital Infections in Men
1. Prostatitis
In particular, chronic Prostatitis is a common disease in adult men. At some stage of the course of the disease, impotence, premature ejaculation, Neurasthenia and other symptoms will appear, which will undoubtedly affect Fertility. Seminal vesiculitis is easy to become chronic after its onset. It often exists at the same time or successively with chronic Prostatitis and chronic Epididymitis, and it is also often the cause of recurrent Epididymitis. Seminal vesiculitis and Prostatitis caused by bacteria and viruses can inhibit spermatogenesis. Especially if semen contains bacteria, even without symptoms, it can cause sperm cell breakdown, sperm cell poisoning, shortened sperm lifespan, and sperm aggregation. The above reasons can lead to infertility.
2. Orchitis
It is often a complication of Epididymitis, which can develop into Epididymitis when it is serious, and can also be secondary to Mumps, syphilis, tuberculosis and other systemic diseases. Testis is caused by Orchitis or other systemic inflammation. Orchitis caused by Mumps is mostly unilateral, such as bilateral, which can cause infertility due to testicular atrophy, and the sperm epithelium can be severely damaged. Therefore, unilateral testicles still have reproductive capacity after damage. If bilateral testicles are damaged, it can cause oligospermia or Azoospermia. Gonorrhea infected Orchitis or Epididymitis can lead to loss of testicular function and partial or complete obstruction of epididymis.
3. Epididymitis
In particular, chronic Epididymitis often exists at the same time or occurs successively with chronic Prostatitis and chronic seminal vesiculitis. During the development of inflammatory lesions, due to scar formation, the epididymal lumen may become thinner and narrower, or even develop into complete occlusion of the lumen. If the lesion is bilateral, it may lead to infertility.
4. Phimosis and balanitis
This is a common disease. Due to difficulties in sexual intercourse, Fertility is affected. Generally, the course of the disease is short, and the effect on Fertility is not significant after the inflammation heals, but you should be alert to gonorrhea, syphilis and other similar symptoms on the head of the penis.
5. Paragonad, epididymis or Orchitis
Or the Blood–testis barrier is damaged, or the molecular structure of sperm antigen changes, sometimes leading to autoimmune infertility.