Yellowish semen

Semen is yellow, is this normal? In daily life, many male friends will have such doubts, and hospitals often encounter patients who need medical treatment because of this. So, is it normal for semen to be slightly yellow? In order to explain this question, let's first understand the composition of semen. Below is a simple understanding and understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be of some help to everyone!

Semen is composed of sperm and seminal plasma. Sperm accounts for only a small part, and more than 90% is seminal plasma. Seminal plasma is metabolized by the prostate, seminal vesicles, bulbourethral glands, paraurethral glands and other accessory hormones. The main component is water, and there are also some lipoprotein particles, melanin particles, lecithin bodies, enzymes, glucose and other various components. The color of semen is determined by the components that make up semen. The semen of ordinary people is gray or slightly yellowish. If the abstinence time is long, due to the change of the physical and chemical properties of semen, the color will turn yellow, which is a normal manifestation. On the contrary, if the sperm color is found to be dark, and the factor of abstinence time is too long is eliminated, further examination is needed, such as examination of reproductive system infection.

Sperm is light green at night

There may be infection of the reproductive system, especially infection of the male prostate and seminal vesicles. If you observe the semen under a microscope, you may see a lot of pus. If the male sperm appears slightly yellow after ejaculation, it is also normal. There is no need to worry about it and no treatment is needed. In most cases, the couple's sex life is not very frequent, which may cause the sperm to turn yellow, and it will not affect the chance of pregnancy. It is not caused by bacterial inflammation, so there is no need to worry or treat it. If you are worried about abnormalities, you can eliminate them through routine semen examinations.

Under normal circumstances, the semen after male ejaculation is white or light yellow. If you hold back for a long time without ejaculation or sexual intercourse, the semen is easy to show light yellow. So if your semen shows light yellow now, it means it is normal. If it shows other colors or conditions, urethritis or seminal vesiculitis is considered. So if you are not sure, you can do a routine semen test.

The semen may be slightly yellowish due to the following reasons: First, due to long-term asexuality or no ejaculation, the semen is stored in the seminal vesicle for too long, and the semen will appear slightly yellowish after ejaculation. Second, if the patient has seminal vesiculitis or prostatitis, the semen may also be slightly yellowish. Third, if the patient suffers from seminal vesiculitis or ejaculatory duct cyst, the semen may also be slightly yellowish. Fourth, because the patient has taken some medicines or foods, such as B vitamins, etc., the semen may also be slightly yellowish.