The redness on both sides of the sperm cannot be ignored

Is it normal for the sperm to be red on both sides? We want to know that sperm is normally grayish white or a little earthy, but not everyone's sperm is milky white. Some people who have not ejaculated for a long time have light yellow semen. However, it is abnormal for sperm to be red. There are many reasons for the redness of sperm, such as inflammation of the reproductive tract, careless sexual behavior, etc., which can cause sperm to be red.

Generally, semen is milky white or light yellow (sperm storage time is too long). This is the normal color of semen. Once red appears, it means that you have inflammation in your body, commonly known as "hematospermia". Please do not delay, seek medical attention immediately.

The semen is red because it contains blood, which is also called hematospermia. Normal semen discharged from the body is milky white. If the semen discharged is pink or red when observed with the naked eye, it is called hematospermia, also called "naked hematospermia". This is a serious condition. Mild hematospermia cannot be found with the naked eye. Red blood cells can be seen in the semen under a microscope, which is called "submicroscopic hematospermia".

The causes of hematospermia include: (1) Inflammation of the reproductive tract: such as prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, urethritis, epididymitis, spermatic cord prostate stones, urethral bladder stones. In severe cases, it may lead to infertility. Therefore, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination to see what the cause is, and then treat the symptoms accordingly.

When the sperm turns red on both sides, you should see a doctor immediately and don't delay and miss the best time for treatment. Because the redness of the sperm reflects the inflammation in your body, the redness of the sperm is sending you a signal. Therefore, when this happens, see a doctor in time and check in detail where the problem is. Then prescribe the right medicine.