Patient's question:
My semen is like water, without viscosity. Is this a disease? If it is a disease, what aspects should I check? If it is not a disease, what should I pay more attention to?First follow-up question: Doctor, my sexual life is very normal, usually about three or four times a week. There are no obvious symptoms, except that last month I had a high fever for four days and experienced a lack of erection during that time. However, everything returned to normal after the fever subsided. I thought it was due to my body being weak and didn’t pay much attention. Since then, there have been no more symptoms. Please provide me with a detailed explanation. Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, normal semen should be translucent, with a cloudy, egg-white-like milky white or grayish-white appearance. If ejaculation hasn't occurred for a long time, the semen may appear light yellow and more viscous. Hematospermia is often associated with diseases. When there is inflammation in the male reproductive tract, the semen may turn yellow. It is recommended to consciously divert attention and avoid looking at or listening to sexually stimulating books, magazines, or audiovisual materials, as well as purifying surrounding stimuli. Moderation in masturbation is advisable, as it will not cause harm!