Is seminal vesiculitis highly contagious?

Seminal vesiculitis is not highly contagious and is not considered a sexually transmitted disease. It is primarily caused by bacterial infection, with transmission routes including sexual contact, urinary tract infections, spread of adjacent inflammation, and unhygienic masturbation. Although seminal vesiculitis itself cannot be directly transmitted to females, it may lead to complications such as urethritis or other urinary tract infections, which could potentially be transmitted to female partners during sexual intercourse. Additionally, seminal vesiculitis may result in male infertility and cause psychological distress. Therefore, prompt medical treatment is essential upon diagnosis, along with maintaining good personal hygiene and practicing safe sex to prevent transmission.