Is yellow sperm normal? What's going on?

Yellow sperm is very common. Many factors need to be considered in this situation. The problem of yellow sperm can be serious or minor. Patients should pay attention to conditioning and pay attention to it. This is not a normal phenomenon. Generally speaking, yellow sperm is likely caused by inflammation or other diseases.

1. Generally, yellow semen is more common in men who have not ejaculated for a long time. If the semen is yellow all the time, you should consider inflammation. It is recommended that the hospital conduct a routine semen examination. Sexual activity must be stopped for 2 to 7 days before semen collection, and masturbation, nocturnal emissions, etc. should not be allowed. Smoking and drinking should be abstained from, and taking drugs that affect spermatogenesis should be avoided.

2. Sperm has a life cycle in the body. If you don't ejaculate for a long time, the sperm will die in the body, so you will find that the color of the semen is yellow. If you ejaculate again within a short period of time after the dead sperm is discharged, the sperm that comes out are alive and healthy, and naturally present a normal color.

3. Generally speaking, normal male semen is translucent, egg white-like milky white. Abnormal semen color. Abnormal semen includes: yellow semen; yellow-green semen, or even blood in the semen. When a man suffers from prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis, it may also cause the sperm to turn yellow. If the prostate and seminal vesicles are inflamed, the bacteria will stimulate the semen in the semen, thereby reducing the quality of the semen and causing the sperm to turn yellow. You need to seek medical attention promptly.

4. Basically, every time a man ejaculates, there are always some underdeveloped and deformed sperm among tens of thousands of sperm. As long as the ratio is not high, they do not actually affect normal conception. Generally speaking, if the sperm in the semen exceeds 20%, the semen will turn yellow. At this time, it is necessary to test the sperm deformity rate in time and prescribe the right medicine.