Men's sperm is yellow, beware of reproductive infection

Normal semen is usually white or milky white. If the color of semen suddenly changes, it means that there is a problem in the male body. Short-term yellow semen may be caused by abstinence. If this happens for a long time, it should be taken seriously. This is a warning signal from the body.

Causes of yellow semen

If the semen is yellow, it may be an inflammation such as prostatitis, or the semen may contain urine. Taking certain antibiotics and frequent sexual intercourse will make the semen more transparent; while longer sexual intercourse will produce yellower semen. If the semen is light yellow, combined with weak ejaculation and urinary urgency, it is likely related to urinary tract infections such as prostatitis. When the activity of sperm is restricted, asthenospermia will occur, making it impossible for sperm to enter the egg well, thus causing male infertility.

Therefore, if you find that semen has been yellowing for a long time, you need to be alert to the occurrence of reproductive infection inflammation, that is, you should go to a regular hospital for treatment as soon as possible. For the clinical treatment of yellow semen, it is necessary to strictly diagnose which type of reproductive infection it is, and then treat it according to the type of condition.