There is a yellow jelly-like substance in the sperm

Normal semen is grayish white. Yellow semen is a typical symptom of prostatitis, accompanied by abnormal urination such as frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, incomplete urination, waiting to urinate, dribbling urine, and white urine. Sexual dysfunction such as impotence, premature ejaculation, painful ejaculation, and weak ejaculation; symptoms of adjacent organs such as scrotal dampness, backache, testicular and perineal swelling and pain; systemic manifestations such as insomnia, dreaminess, and neurasthenia. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a routine semen examination as soon as possible for further diagnosis.

How many sperm can a man produce in a month?

1. Sperm is produced in the testicles and it takes about 10 weeks for sperm to mature.

2. Mature sperm are stored in the epididymis.

3. Sperm is the smallest cell in the body and requires balanced energy replenishment.

4. A large number of healthy sperm can only be produced at a temperature 3 to 5°C lower than body temperature.

5. An adult male can produce 70 to 150 million sperm every day.

6. There are about 3 million sperm at the tip of an erect penis.

7. During ejaculation, sperm can move at speeds of up to 28 miles per hour.

8. The sperm in the epididymis is transported through the vas deferens, which contains a fluid rich in fructose. Fructose is equivalent to rocket fuel and helps the transport of sperm.

9. It swims 12 inches per hour.

10. Most of the semen is alkaline substances, which help the sperm's journey.

The reason why there is yellow jelly in the sperm has been explained above. This is an inflammation of the male genitals, so you should go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease. A man's sperm can be discharged in hundreds of billions in a month, so male health is very important. If there are some uncomfortable symptoms and abnormalities, you must see a doctor.

How long can sperm survive outside the body?

Under normal circumstances, within one hour after the semen is discharged from the body, the normal surviving sperm should be more than 70%. If the dead sperm exceeds 40%, it will affect conception. The sperm survival rate should be maintained at more than 20% for 6 hours. If there are no surviving sperm within 6 hours, it can cause infertility. Necrozoospermia means that most of the sperm in the semen are dead, but their shape and number may not be obviously abnormal. Dead sperm lose their activity and fertilization ability, which can cause infertility.

Normally, sperm activity is restricted before semen liquefaction after leaving the body. Once semen liquefies, it immediately shows good motility. If some factors affect the motility of sperm, especially the impact on forward movement, this will make it impossible for sperm to swim to the location of the egg within the best time, and fertilization will not occur. In addition, if sperm stays in the vagina for too long, its acidic environment will shorten the survival time of sperm. It is reported that low sperm motility causes about 30% of male infertility.

The survival time of sperm outside the body actually varies from person to person and is also related to the external environment. Sperm can survive in semen after ejaculation for about 24 hours. If the temperature is lowered, semen can also be stored for several weeks. The following is the survival time of sperm in different environments:

1. Survival time of active sperm in 37℃ environment: 4 to 8 hours or more;

2. Survival time of active sperm in the vagina: 0.5 days;

3. Survival time of active sperm in the cervix: 2 to 8 days;

4. Survival time of active sperm in the uterus and fallopian tube: 2 to 2.5 days.

5. If the temperature is lowered, sperm can survive for several weeks; if frozen with liquid nitrogen, sperm can survive longer and can even be stored for a long time.

Therefore, sperm cannot survive outside the body for more than 24 hours and usually dies in less than 2 hours.