Patient's question:
Since the semen has always been a reddish-brown color, and there is no history of masturbation, is it normal for a boy's semen to be brownish?Doctor's answer:
Semen is brown, indicating that there may be bleeding in the semen. A common cause is seminal vesiculitis. The testicles and the male urethra are indirectly connected. When the body's resistance is low, bacteria that colonize the urinary and reproductive systems can invade retrogradely, leading to conditions such as seminal vesiculitis and prostatitis. Patients with seminal vesiculitis may experience clinical symptoms such as brown or red semen with blood streaks, accompanied by pain during ejaculation.