Sperm is yellow and looks like jelly

When men and women have sex and reach orgasm, men will ejaculate. Normal sperm ejaculated by men are usually white and thick. When men have andrological diseases, the sperm ejaculated may be yellow jelly-like. At this time, the male's physical health has been seriously affected and the sperm quality is also very poor. So why does the sperm turn yellow like jelly?

Normally, semen is milky white to light yellow. There are two possible reasons for yellowing. One is that semen will turn yellow due to long-term abstinence, which is normal. Another is that frequent masturbation and improper methods will cause inflammation of the urinary tract and reproductive system, which will also turn yellow. However, if it is just yellow without other symptoms, it is fine, it may just be a common fire.

The jelly-like state is because semen is a mixture of sperm and seminal plasma. In addition to water, fructose, protein and fat, it also contains a variety of enzymes and inorganic salts. It is semi-solidified when it is just discharged from the body. It will generally liquefy in about 20 minutes. If it still does not liquefy after half an hour, it is semen liquefaction syndrome and needs treatment.

Semen is composed of sperm and seminal plasma. Sperm only accounts for a very small part, and more than 90% is seminal plasma. Seminal plasma is secreted by accessory glands such as the prostate, seminal vesicles, bulbourethral glands, and paraurethral glands. The main component is water, as well as fat, protein particles, pigment particles, lecithin bodies, enzymes, fructose and other components. The color of semen is determined by the components that make up the semen. The semen of a normal person is grayish white or slightly khaki. If the abstinence period is long, the color will be yellower due to changes in physical and chemical properties. This is all normal.