Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Recently discovered that the semen color has become transparent.Duration of the current illness and persistence: About a month.
Additional information: The semen is less dense than before, transparent in color. I feel lower back and back pain. Is this related to long-term computer use? I am very confused.
Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, the semen ejected should be a viscous milky liquid, which liquefies after about 10-20 minutes, turning into a translucent turbid liquid and becoming thinner. Transparent semen is usually caused by inflammation of the prostate or seminal vesicles, although other related inflammatory conditions cannot be ruled out. If a man experiences transparent semen, it is best to visit a formal urological specialty hospital for relevant examinations. Experts can help identify the detailed causes and provide targeted treatment.