Patient's question:
Doctor, I am seventeen or eighteen years old, and I have some bad sexual habits. During the New Year, I had almost daily sex for a week. After sex, my testicles would hurt a little (they don't hurt anymore), and I had rapid ejaculation, yellow semen. After two weeks without sex, when I had sex again, the semen was a bit thin, and during subsequent sex, it was a bit yellow, not white.Doctor's answer:
Sexual intercourse, or sexual activity, is a very normal physiological behavior, and people of all ages can engage in it, with the reasons varying. Generally, young people who are not married do not need to worry about the specific frequency of intercourse in a day or a week as long as they feel physically and mentally comfortable and pay attention to cleanliness and safety. If it must be said that there is a relationship between sexual intercourse and diseases, it should also be attributed to the psychological level. For example, many people mistakenly believe that sexual intercourse harms the body, and the guilt and anxiety it generates may either lead to or alleviate diseases. Yellow semen can be divided into physiological and pathological types. Normal semen should be translucent and milky white. Physiological yellow semen usually refers to men who have not had sexual activity for a long time or who experience ejaculation triggered by sexual activity.