Patient's question:
Patient Age: When having a one-time sexual encounter, I wanted to urinate but held it in. After ejaculation, I went to urinate, and during the final urination, I expelled white, cloudy liquid. Subsequent semen discharges were yellow, slightly translucent, jelly-like, small in amount, and had a faint odor. Additionally, after urination, there were times when white liquid was expelled at the end. How can this be resolved? Is it serious? Will it affect future fertility?Since then, nocturnal emissions have seemed more frequent than before, occurring about once a week, with one instance where it happened three times in a week. Sometimes, when the penis is erect, colorless, odorless liquid flows out of the urethra without notice. This condition has persisted for two or three years. Is this prostatitis? If so, is it serious? Will it affect fertility? Thank you!
Previously, the semen expelled was white, but now only a small amount at the beginning is white and very thin, followed by yellow. I had previously been treated...
Doctor's answer:
Hello! You mentioned that the last part of your urine is white and cloudy, but in fact, most of it is semen that hasn't been released and has been flushed out by urine. The color of semen can be white, yellow, or light yellow, and this is all normal. For a healthy male, nocturnal emissions are also a normal phenomenon.Advice: You also mentioned that when your penis is erect, a colorless and odorless liquid flows out of the urethra without you noticing. This is also a normal situation, which is the prostatic fluid released during sexual arousal. Overall, I think based on your condition, your body is quite healthy. If you really want to know whether you have prostatitis, you should have a routine prostatic fluid test.
Sincerely, wishing you good health.