Sperm clumps like jelly

Sperm is also an important component of fertilized eggs, but men should also pay more attention to their sperm, because if there is a problem with sperm, it may be caused by a disease in the male reproductive system; it may also cause infertility. Among them, a small number of men will find that sperm clumps similar to jelly when ejaculating. What is the reason for this?

What causes lumps in male semen?

Prostate and seminal vesiculitis

When the prostate or seminal vesicle is inflamed, it will easily affect the liquefaction of semen. When the liquefaction is poor, it will easily cause sperm agglomeration. Liquefaction is the proteolytic enzyme secreted by the prostate. After inflammation occurs, the secretion function will be disordered, the coagulation factor of semen will increase, and the liquefaction factor will decrease. At this time, it will easily lead to semen liquefaction. Sperm will be trapped by the mucus network and cannot move in the female reproductive system. The impact on men is still relatively large, which will easily lead to male infertility. Men should pay attention to it.

Long storage time of semen

If semen is stored for too long, it will not completely liquefy and will cause semen to clump. That is, the semen ejaculated for the first time will be light yellow and relatively viscous. Sometimes it will block the opening of the sperm port like jelly, which will affect the amount of ejaculation and reduce the amount of ejaculation. However, it will be relieved by itself during the next ejaculation. There is no need to worry too much about this situation. Just do a thorough cleaning regularly and avoid storing semen for a long time.

Semen clumping caused by prostatitis or seminal vesiculitis needs to be taken more seriously. Early treatment will not easily affect male fertility. In daily life, you should still pay attention to personal hygiene to reduce the occurrence of infection.