Patient's question:
I have been experiencing frequent nocturnal emissions recently, but I don't know why, and why the semen is very thin like urine.Doctor's answer:
Whether it is pre-ejaculate or semen, the fluid released is colorless and transparent or slightly reddish-yellow, thin and watery. Therefore, based solely on appearance, it cannot be determined whether the semen is abnormal. If there is a suspicion of abnormal semen, a routine semen analysis or sperm motility trajectory analysis can be performed to further clarify the issue. The main reference indicators include semen volume, odor, color, volume, vitality, survival rate, pH value, etc. If there are no significant abnormalities in all the indicators, such as being thin and watery, there is no need to worry.