Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Recently, I noticed that my semen is yellow (I have had prostatitis for three or four years), is it related to prostatitis? My sexual function has also declined, and the of my semen has shortened. Erection is slow, but I used to practice withdrawal before. Was the semen yellow then? I only noticed it was yellow in the last one or two instances. Is it due to damp-heat stagnation? However, I have a yang deficiency constitution. What medicine can I use to regulate it?First follow-up question: It's not due to the semen being stored for too long; it is yellow right when it is ejected. I only noticed it after ejaculation and then asked you.
Doctor's answer:
Considering that normal semen is grayish-white or slightly yellowish, if the abstinence period is prolonged, due to changes in its physicochemical properties, the color may become slightly more yellow, which is normal.Considering that the color of semen is determined by its composition, and the composition of semen is related to prostatic fluid. It is recommended that 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 advisable to visit a regular medical clinic for a check-up.