Patient's question:
Checked the information and looked at whether my sperm is crystal-like? What general situations would interfere with this? Besides seminal vesiculitis, what tests are used to diagnose it?Doctor's answer:
The normal color of semen is white or grayish-white, and it can turn light yellow if not ejaculated for a long time. Semen often contains jelly-like clumps, which is also quite common. The main thing to consider is how thoroughly it vaporizes within a certain time frame. If it hasn't vaporized within 30 minutes, it may indicate that the semen is not liquefying, possibly due to prostatitis. If there are discomfort symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and difficulty urinating, it is necessary to undergo tests like a routine prostatic fluid examination. During treatment, medications should be used according to symptoms. Additionally, patients should avoid sitting or riding for long periods and pay close attention to personal hygiene.