Why is my sperm yellow?

Couples who are planning to have a baby will choose the time when the body is most healthy to plan for pregnancy, to ensure that the future baby is smart and good-looking, so they will be very concerned about abnormal phenomena in the body. The key to pregnancy is good sperm. Yellow sperm may be a problem. At this time, you must understand it clearly in order to get pregnant. Let's explain to most men why sperm is yellow?

1. Does yellow sperm mean kidney deficiency?

The yellowing of sperm has nothing to do with kidney deficiency. Kidney deficiency will not easily cause yellow sperm. This may be caused by inflammation. If semen is mixed with urine at night and there is no sexual life for a long time, it may also turn yellow. If you think it is abnormal, you can go to the hospital for a clear check-up and get treatment in time if there is a problem.

The smell of semen is somewhat fishy. If it does not have that smell, it is also abnormal. It may be that there is a problem at some level of the human body. If a man smells a foul odor when ejaculating, it may be that there is an inflammation of the urinary system. In this case, immediate diagnosis and treatment is required, otherwise it will affect pregnancy.

1. If the color of semen is bright red or dark red, it means that it is mixed with blood cells. Inflammation of the male prostate and seminal vesicles can cause this condition.

2. Light green semen indicates inflammation of the reproductive system, which may be a purulent infection of the male prostate and seminal vesicles.

2. What color is normal sperm?

Sperm determines the quality of sperm-egg combination, which directly affects pregnancy, so it is necessary to understand the color of normal sperm. Generally speaking, the semen of healthy men is light white or light yellow. If you do not ejaculate for a long time, the color of sperm will turn yellow, which is normal. The semen of the elderly is mostly dark brown. After 10-20 minutes, the semen will evaporate and become semi-turbid mucus. If the semen is milky white or light green or bright red, it is abnormal, which means inflammation. Seek medical treatment as soon as possible to prevent the condition from getting worse.

Note that men should be careful when observing the color of their sperm. It is best to use a transparent condom during sexual intercourse. After the man ejaculates, use a piece of paper to wipe off the mucus on the outside of the condom, and then put the condom on the thin paper to observe the color. If the semen is dark red, bright red, light brown, etc., or even contains blood and blood clots, it is ejaculation bleeding.