Patient's question:
All symptoms: My semen is yellow, even if I just ejaculated, and it remains yellow the next day when I ejaculate again. Onset time and cause: Not very clear. Treatment status: None. Help needed:Doctor's answer:
The semen of a healthy person is grayish-white or slightly yellowish. If the abstinence period is long, due to changes in physicochemical properties, the color may appear more yellow, which is normal.The color of semen is determined by its composition, which is related to prostatic fluid. If a man's semen appears yellow and this condition persists for a long time, it is likely that there is an issue with the prostate. It is recommended to visit a regular medical clinic for a check-up. Generally, if there are only yellowish solids in the semen without other symptoms, the problem is not serious. It may be due to mild inflammation or the result of semen being stored in the seminal vesicles for too long, leading to concentration. This usually does not affect fertility.