What happens if sperm appears jelly-like?

Under normal circumstances, men's sperm is milky white with moderate viscosity. However, there are many factors that affect the concentration of men's sperm. For example, if a man has frequent sex or masturbates frequently in a short period of time, he will find that the sperm becomes thinner. This is a normal phenomenon. Some men's sperm is like jelly, which means the concentration is very high. What causes this?

What happens if sperm appears jelly-like?

This is because the semen is not completely liquefied, which will affect fertility. Go to the hospital to check the semen for routine diagnosis. The most common cause of semen liquefaction is prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis, which leads to insufficient prostate secretion of fibroprotein lysing enzymes, so the semen is still granular after more than half an hour. In addition, trace element deficiency can also cause semen liquefaction. It is necessary to check the cause and prescribe the right medicine.

The sperm is jelly-like and cannot be liquefied. The patient has a habit of masturbation.

Guidance:

This can happen if you masturbate for a long time. It can also cause kidney deficiency and premature ejaculation, so you should quit masturbating and receive kidney-tonifying treatment.

Under normal circumstances, semen will be in a jelly-like state after being ejaculated, and will liquefy after a few minutes.

Guidance:

This is a normal physiological phenomenon, don't worry. If you already have symptoms of premature ejaculation, it is recommended that you do not masturbate frequently, and it is best to quit the habit of masturbation.

It is recommended to use some medicine to regulate the body, and you can take some Jinsuo Gujing Pills.

Guidance:

Develop good living habits, eat more green and fresh vegetables, eat less spicy food, ensure good sleep, participate in more outdoor sports, and improve physical fitness.

Normal semen is a very viscous grayish white liquid when it is just ejaculated. It then turns into a jelly-like clot and completely liquefies after 5-20 minutes, becoming liquids of varying viscosities. This process from coagulation to liquefaction is a normal natural phenomenon. Coagulation can completely restrain sperm and make them unable to move, so that they can get sufficient rest and energy. Once liquefied, sperm has sufficient ability to move deep into the female reproductive tract.

In addition, from the perspective of fertility, semen can stay in the vagina for a longer time without flowing out immediately, which can also increase the chance of conception. So don't worry too much. Because the perineum sweat glands secrete more and the local air permeability is poor, it is easy to induce moisture. On the other hand, scrotal moisture is also common in some patients with chronic prostatitis in clinical practice. I don't know if there are other symptoms. It is recommended to go to the hospital for relevant examinations when necessary, so as to make a clear diagnosis and carry out targeted treatment to avoid delaying the disease. And pay attention to the dryness and hygiene of the scrotum area to avoid inducing infection.