Sperm turns yellow when ejaculated on toilet paper

The importance of semen to men is self-evident. Semen problems are likely to affect men's normal fertility. Abnormal semen is generally manifested in abnormal quantity and color. Many men find that their sperm turns yellow when ejaculated on toilet paper, which is very different from the normal milky white color. When this happens, you should find out the cause as soon as possible and solve it. Let's take a look at the main factors that cause sperm to turn yellow when ejaculated on toilet paper.

If the interval between ejaculation is too long, the components of semen will undergo physiological changes, causing the sperm to turn yellow. In addition, the semen viscosity will be higher at this time, which will limit the activity of semen and cause asthenospermia, leading to male infertility.

In addition, if semen is not discharged for a long time, the motility of semen will also decrease, which is also one of the main factors that reduce male fertility.

Seminal plasma is composed of a small amount of fluid secreted by the seminal vesicle fluid, prostatic fluid, epididymal fluid and the bulbourethral glands.

Seminal plasma is the necessary medium for transporting semen and is an important part of providing energy and nutrients to semen. If the prostate and seminal vesicles become inflamed, bacteria will stimulate the semen in the semen, thereby reducing the quality of semen.

In addition, the amount of fluid secreted by these two organs will decrease, thereby reducing the amount of semen, and ultimately causing male infertility.

3. Sperm abnormality may also be one of the reasons for yellow semen.

More than 20% of sperm in semen are deformed, including those with abnormal shapes of the head, body, and tail, or mixed deformities of the head and body.