Is it normal for sperm to have no fishy smell?

In our common understanding, sperm has a fishy smell, but some men's sperm has no fishy smell. Is this a manifestation of a disease? Will it harm our body? Will it affect our fertility? Or is there a problem with the quality of sperm? With these doubts, let's talk about the issue of sperm without fishy smell today. Is it normal for sperm to have no fishy smell?

The main component of semen is water, accounting for more than 90%. Other components include fat and protein particles, pigment particles, phospholipid bodies of prostatic fluid, amines, free amino acids, various enzymes, lactic acid, fructose and inorganic salts, etc. It is weakly alkaline. The main smell comes from the prostaglandins secreted by the prostate, which has a special fishy smell, so it should be normal. If there are other phenomena not mentioned, you need to be alert to whether there is inflammation. The fishy smell is normal, but every man's smell is different. Some have a strong smell and some have a little smell. In fact, it is normal, but it can also be caused by not having sex for a long time or inflammation. If you are healthy, then it's okay. If you feel pain, itching, etc., then go for a check-up. If you have inflammation, the smell should be less after anti-inflammatory treatment.

Normal semen is off-white or slightly earthy yellow, with a fishy smell. If the abstinence period is long, the color will be yellower due to changes in physical and chemical properties. This is normal. The fishy smell is very normal and does not require treatment if there is no discomfort. Because semen contains the chemical substance spermine, which is one of the many important components contained in prostate secretions, this substance is oxidized with the participation of seminal vesicle fluid and emits an odor that smells very much like the smell of chestnut flowers. Therefore, the smell of semen comes from the prostate and is emitted with the help of seminal vesicle fluid. Therefore, if a man's semen does not have such a strange smell, it indicates that the prostate function may be damaged, which needs to be taken seriously. Normal semen that has just been ejaculated is viscous, milky white, and contains off-white clots. After about 10-20 minutes, the clots will liquefy by themselves and become translucent, turbid, and thin mucus. The odor of semen is produced by the arginine secreted by the prostate in the semen, which is a unique fishy smell. The quality of semen cannot be judged by the naked eye. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a test to make it clear. In addition, it is recommended to control the frequency of masturbation to once a week. The possibility of urinary system inflammation cannot be ruled out, such as prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, testicular epididymitis, etc.

Abnormal semen includes: milky white or yellow-green semen, yellow semen. This indicates inflammation in the reproductive tract, most likely a purulent infection of the prostate and seminal vesicles. Yellow semen is not terrible. Once the cause is found and treated, the color can return to normal. Considering the abnormality of semen, bacterial infection may occur, anti-inflammatory treatment can be taken, and drink plenty of water.

After reading the above text, you probably have a basic understanding of these. It is a very normal phenomenon that sperm does not have a fishy smell. Don't make any bad guesses about this phenomenon. On the contrary, men with particularly severe sperm odor need to go to the hospital for examination to prevent the invasion of some diseases. Finally, I wish you all a happy life.