Why does the ejaculated sperm look like jelly particles?

Men's physical health will also affect the state of ejaculation. Some men will find that the state of semen is abnormal during ejaculation, such as the sperm is granular like jelly. This situation is definitely abnormal. It is generally considered to be caused by some diseases, but many men's diseases will have this symptom, so pay attention to diagnosis. So why do the ejaculated sperm look like granular jelly?

1. Just after ejaculation, the gelatinous semen enters the vagina. After a few minutes to half an hour, the gelatinous semen will slowly melt and become relatively thin and easy-to-flow semen, which is often called "liquefaction". This change is conducive to the movement of sperm and the combination of sperm and egg. It is a normal physiological change. However, if the semen is still gelatinous and does not show "liquefaction" after more than 1 hour, it indicates that the patient may have semen liquefaction syndrome and the patient is prone to infertility. It is necessary to complete relevant examinations to clarify whether there are pathological factors and intervene and treat them as soon as possible.

2. Male semen is the best indicator of a man's health. The normal color of semen should be white and mucous. If the color of semen changes, and it becomes jelly or yellow, it is abnormal. It may be because of prostatitis and other diseases. At the same time, quitting masturbation and controlling the frequency of sexual life are also necessary methods for treating abnormal semen. Once a man's semen becomes jelly-like, it is absolutely abnormal. Generally, if semen becomes jelly-like, it is very likely that the man has prostate problems or seminal vesiculitis, and further testing and treatment are required in the hospital for diagnosis.

3. Generally speaking, jelly-like semen is caused by insufficient dissolution of collagen in the prostate, which causes the semen color to change, or because the body is extremely lacking in certain trace elements. The most common zinc and calcium deficiencies can cause abnormalities in the color and texture of ejaculated semen. The color of semen often indicates the health of men. Normal semen should be white and mucous. Some men may also find that their semen occasionally turns red.