If a man can make his lover pregnant, it means he is fertile. But nowadays, we are all about eugenics and eugenics. Whether yellow semen will affect pregnancy and whether it will affect the health of the child are what many men and women who are preparing for pregnancy want to know. Let’s take a look at the answers from reproductive andrologists!
Only 5% of semen is sperm, and the other 95% is liquid. 50% of these fluids are prostatic fluid, seminal vesicle fluid, bulbar gland fluid and other epididymal fluids, etc. To judge the quality of semen, the simplest and most accurate way is to do a semen quality test.
Semen test requires abstinence from sex for two to seven days. Why is it such a time? Because if the time between two ejaculations is too short, sperm will not be produced that much, but too little; if the abstinence time is too long, the semen will turn yellow, and the sperm will age and undergo apoptosis. Therefore, we say that semen cannot be stored, and we do not recommend that you be too abstinent.
At this point, everyone may understand that simple yellowing of semen does not necessarily mean there is a problem. If you abstain from sex for too long, your semen will turn yellow. Therefore, it is recommended that everyone have a regular sex life.
But if the following conditions appear in semen, we need to pay attention. For example, if there is obvious pain during ejaculation, pink or even red color, this may mean that there is hematosperm in the semen. In this case, you need to seek medical treatment in time.
Normal semen is generally about 1.5 to 6 ml. Of course, everyone is different. The color ranges from milky white to yellowish white. If there is nothing abnormal, there is no need to worry about pure yellow.
