Therapy In order to treat the inflammation of the spermatic duct and the other organs that are usually also affected, it is important to know the respective cause. Once the exact pathogen has been identified, a suitable antibiotic can be applied. Additionally, with the help of freely available drugs such as ibuprofen, the pain and … Therapy | Inflammation of the vas deferens
Consequences The consequences and complications of an inflammation of the spermatic duct can be serious. In general, the disease can be treated well and the pain can be relieved quickly. With the help of anti-inflammatory drugs, painkillers and antibiotics, the inflammation can usually subside without consequences. However, if the inflammation of the vas deferens remains … Consequences | Inflammation of the vas deferens
Inflammation of the spermatic duct (also: deferentitis, vasitis ductus deferentis) rarely occurs in isolation. The vas deferens originates in the epididymis, runs through the inguinal canal to the bladder and finally leads into the urethra which from now on passes through the penis as a urinary and seminal duct. An inflammation of the vas deferens … Inflammation of the vas deferens
Symptoms Typical symptoms of an inflammation of the vas deferens are a burning sensation during urination, a burning sensation after urination, pain and burning sensation during sexual intercourse, an increased urge to urinate and a whitish discharge, which occurs particularly in the morning. In addition, depending on the areas also affected, pain can occur in … Symptoms | Inflammation of the vas deferens
