Sperm is granular

Men sometimes notice that their semen is in the form of particles. In theory, semen should be liquid, so why do particles appear? Is semen in the form of particles a symptom? What is the cause? I think men are very concerned about their own reproductive health. Let's take a look.

The meaning of granular semen at night

Semen that is granular is a type of sperm that is not liquefied. In the process of semen, sperm and epididymal fluid account for about 10%, and the seminal vesicle fluid produced in the seminal vesicle and semen produced by the prostate account for the other 90%, which together produce semen.

The seminal vesicle fluid produced by the seminal vesicles can produce a substance that can promote the coagulation of semen. Its main function is to prevent other harmful substances from damaging and destroying the quality of sperm in semen and protect male sperm.

The semen produced in the male prostate can promote the liquefaction of sperm. This type of substance is mainly some hydrolysis reaction trypsin, which then promotes the vaporization of semen.

When a man's prostate gland becomes diseased, it affects the metabolism and production of protease in semen, which can cause problems with sperm liquefaction.

Is it normal to have particles in your semen at night?

Whether the semen is normal is not judged by the presence of particles in the semen, but mainly based on the following aspects.

Normal sperm density just ejaculated is 2-6ml. It is viscous and milky white with a grayish consistency. After about 10-20 minutes, the consistency evaporates on its own and becomes a transparent, turbid, thin mucus.

The smell of semen is caused by the arginine metabolized by the male prostate in the semen. It is a unique fishy smell, much like the smell of chestnut flowers.

Normal sperm survival rate should be above 70%, sperm of grade A and slightly slower males (grade A and grade B)>50% or sperm of grade A males>25%. Abnormality rate<30%, white blood cell count<0-5.

It is difficult to judge the normality of spermatorrhea with the naked eye. If otherwise, you should go to the hospital for treatment.