Men's sperm color comparison chart

What color is sperm? What color is sperm? Under normal circumstances, if a man ejaculates regularly, his semen should be milky white; if he has not ejaculated for a long time, the color of the semen will be light yellow; if the semen is reddish, there may be blood in the semen; if the semen is yellow and very thick, there may be abscesses.

What color is sperm?

1. Normal semen is milky white or light yellow.

2. The light yellow color may be due to the fact that the man has not ejaculated for a long time, so the color has changed slightly and it is more viscous, which is normal. If the man has inflammation in the reproductive system, the semen will also be light yellow, and many pus balls can be seen under the microscope, which may be caused by purulent infection of the prostate and seminal vesicles.

3. If the semen is bright red or dark red, sometimes it will continue to appear reddish brown or soy sauce color, and a lot of blood cells can be seen under the microscope, it is generally called "ejaculation bleeding". This kind of symptom is mostly caused by seminal vesiculitis or prostatitis. In addition to bleeding symptoms, some people may also experience pain.

What is a normal night of ejaculation?

1. Sperm density: Normal ≥ 2ml. If it exceeds 7ml, it is too much, not only the number of sperm is reduced, but also it is easy to be discharged from the vagina, resulting in a decrease in the number of sperm in men, which is more common in seminal vesiculitis; if it is less than 2ml, the sperm density is too low, but generally less than 1ml is too low.

At this time, the total area of ​​sperm contacting the female reproductive system is small, or the concentration is not conducive to the entry of male sperm into the female cervix, causing infertility, which is more common in more serious secondary sex hormone inflammation, low testosterone levels, vas deferens obstruction, retrograde ejaculation, etc.

2. Color: Normal color is gray or slightly yellowish. Milky white or light green indicates inflammation of the reproductive system or side effects; pink, bright red, and blood cells under the microscope indicate strong sperm, which is often seen in inflammation of side effects and posterior urethra, and occasionally in tuberculosis or tumor.

3. pH acidity: The normal pH value of semen is 72-78. Lower than 7.2 is often seen in vas deferens obstruction or urine pollution; more than 78 is often seen in seminal vesiculitis or sample collection is old.

4. Vaporization time: After normal semen is ejaculated, it becomes jelly due to the condensation and hydrolysis of the seminal vesicles, and becomes liquid due to the vaporization and hydrolysis of the male prostate after 15 to 30 minutes. This is sperm liquefaction. If semen still does not vaporize 30 minutes after ejaculation, it is considered abnormal.

5. Viscosity: Touch the vaporized semen with a glass rod and lift it gently to produce semen threads, which are normally less than 2 cm long.