Patient's question:
During ejaculation, there may be some crystalline substances in the semen. I don't know what they are. Is it a disease?Doctor's answer:
Hello, Hello. Freshly ejaculated semen is viscous, milky white, and contains grayish-white clumps. After about 10 to 20 minutes, the clumps liquefy on their own, turning into a translucent, cloudy, thin viscous fluid. It is recommended to undergo a semen examination to clarify the issue.It could be prostatitis, and there are many possible causes, such as prolonged standing or sitting, excessive smoking, alcohol consumption, and spicy or irritating foods, which cause long-term irritation. Other factors include an overly long foreskin, frequent sexual activity or excessive masturbation, and non-sterile sexual experiences. It is recommended to undergo antibiotic anti-inflammatory treatment. Short-term use of α-receptor blockers (e.g., Duzuo Jie) may also be considered. Quit smoking and drinking. Avoid spicy foods. Avoid masturbation and excessive sexual activity.