Yellow semen? Clumping semen? What could be causing this?

We all know that in order to have a healthy and beautiful baby, in addition to the mother's egg, the biggest prerequisite is whether the father has healthy sperm. So is your sperm normal?

Normal human semen

Normal semen is off-white or slightly khaki. The color of semen is determined by the components of semen. Semen is composed of sperm and seminal plasma. Sperm accounts for only a very small part, and more than 90% is seminal plasma. Seminal plasma is secreted by accessory glands such as the prostate, seminal vesicles, bulbourethral glands, and paraurethral glands. The main component is water, as well as fat, protein particles, pigment particles, lecithin bodies, enzymes, fructose and other components.

What is the reason for yellow semen and semen clumps?

The reasons why semen is yellow and has lumps can be divided into physiological and pathological reasons. Generally speaking, physiological semen is yellow and has lumps only temporarily and will disappear quickly. It is often caused by not ejaculating for a long time. Semen is generally light yellow, but most semen is yellow and has lumps due to pathological reasons.

If the semen is yellow and has lumps, it may be because of abstinence for too long. Then the semen is light yellow. Due to changes in physical and chemical properties, the color will be yellower. This is normal. But abnormal semen, such as milky white or yellowish green semen, or even yellow semen with blood, indicates inflammation in the reproductive tract, which is likely to be a purulent infection of the prostate and seminal vesicles. Then treatment should be carried out in time. If abstinence is long, due to changes in physical and chemical properties, the color will be yellower, which is normal.