What color is a man's ejaculation?

Generally speaking, boys who do not have sex will have one to two spermatorrhea every month. This is a normal phenomenon and there is no need to feel ashamed. We may have to deal with our underwear after that. During this period, we can observe the color of our semen. If there is any abnormality, we can deal with the disease in time to avoid the aggravation of the disease and be responsible for our own body. So, what color is a man's spermatorrhea?

1. What is the normal color of semen?

According to the normal semen standards set by the World Health Organization, whether semen is normal can be analyzed from the following aspects:

Under normal circumstances, the color of semen is grayish white or slightly yellow. If it is milky white or yellow-green, it indicates inflammation of the reproductive tract or accessory glands.

The color of semen is determined by the components of semen. Normal semen is off-white or slightly yellowish. If you abstain from sex for a long time, the color will become yellower due to changes in physical and chemical properties. This is normal.

2. What causes changes in semen color?

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, fructose and other components.

Normal semen is off-white, milky white or light yellow. If a person abstains from sex for a long time, the color will become yellower due to changes in physical and chemical properties. This is normal. Yellow-green semen indicates inflammation in the reproductive tract, most likely a purulent infection of the prostate and seminal vesicles.

Red or soy sauce-colored semen indicates that it contains red blood cells, which is usually called "hematospermia". Hematospermia is mostly caused by seminal vesiculitis or prostatitis, and is mostly light red. If small blood vessels rupture due to vascular malformations, hematospermia will be bright red and contain blood clots.