What causes white sperm?

Male sperm is very important to men, and male sperm is generally stored in the male testicles. Now the quality of sperm can be related to male pregnancy function. If a man suffers from infertility, it means that the quality of his sperm is too poor, and it is very likely that his sperm is pathological. Some men even have red sperm during sexual intercourse. So what is the reason for white sperm?

Consider the possibility of hematospermia. Hematospermia is one of the diseases of the male reproductive system. Its main symptom is the discharge of red semen during sexual intercourse. It is more common in modern medicine as seminal vesiculitis and is relatively rare in clinical practice. This disease is often complicated by prostatitis, and its infection route is mostly direct spread of urethral and prostate infections; followed by lymphatic infection and bloodstream infection. If hematospermia occurs only occasionally and no specific changes are found after examination, it may also be caused by the rupture and bleeding of tiny blood vessels in certain tissues due to rapid congestion and mechanical collision during sexual intercourse. There is no need to panic about this kind of transient hematospermia, as it can be fully recovered by suspending sexual intercourse for one or two weeks. Bleeding caused by inflammation is mostly intermittent, but it does not last long. It is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible to avoid delaying the condition.

Normal semen is milky white or light yellow, viscous, and may contain grayish white clots. After about 10-20 minutes, the clots will liquefy on their own and become translucent, turbid, thin mucus. So it is normal to be white. The viscosity needs to be sampled multiple times. If most of them are very thin, there may be inflammation. It may be prostatitis or seminal vesiculitis.

There are two main treatment methods for prostatitis: drug therapy and physical therapy. Drug therapy is to choose different drugs according to different types of inflammation, such as third-generation cephalosporins, chlorpromazine, third-generation quinolone drugs, norfloxacin, meclocycline, etc.; physical therapy is to use a variety of methods, such as massage, microwave and hot water bath, etc., to act on the prostate, drain the infection focus in the obstructed area of ​​the gland, and then play an antibacterial effect. At the same time, patients should also control their sexual intercourse, avoid smoking, alcohol, spicy food, and participate in appropriate physical exercise.