Crystals inside sperm

We all know that men will ejaculate when they reach orgasm, and male semen contains many xx and y chromosomes, as well as male sperm. Male sperm is mainly used to combine with female eggs to create children, but some men will find that there are some crystals in their semen when they ejaculate. What's going on? The editor will introduce it to you below.

Semen originally exists in the reproductive tract in a liquid state. When semen is ejected from the penis, it will immediately turn into a milky white or slightly yellow translucent jelly under the action of a protein-like substance secreted by the seminal vesicle. This is the semen property that people usually see. At this time, the sperm is "solidified" in the semen and cannot swim freely. After 5-30 minutes, with the participation of a hydrolase secreted by the prostate, the semen liquefies and automatically changes from a jelly state to a thin watery state. If the prostate or seminal vesicle is inflamed or other diseases occur, due to the lack of secretion or destruction of the hydrolase, the semen of these patients may not liquefy for a long time or liquefy incompletely. The phenomenon that the ejaculated semen liquefies after half an hour or even an hour is a pathological phenomenon, which is medically called semen liquefaction.

That is lysine crystals. It has no effect on sexual function or fertility. I have treated many such patients. After testing, it was confirmed that it was lysine crystals. In fact, no medicine was used because no medicine was needed. In fact, no treatment was needed. The person got married and had children normally.

.If you look closely at the bottom of the liquefied semen, you will find a few crystals. The normal color is grayish white or slightly yellow. If the semen appears milky white or yellow-green, it indicates inflammation of the male reproductive tract or accessory glands. If it appears pink or red, or red blood cells can be seen under a microscope, it is bloody semen, which is common in patients with accessory glands and posterior urethritis, and occasionally in patients with tuberculosis or tumors. After normal semen is ejaculated, it will become a jelly under the action of the seminal vesicle coagulase. After 15-30 minutes, it will become a liquid under the action of the prostate liquefaction enzyme, which is called semen liquefaction. If semen does not liquefy 30 minutes after ejaculation, it is considered abnormal.

It is normal to have clear crystals in semen, they are sperm. It will liquefy over time and no treatment is required. It is a normal phenomenon.