Patient's question:
I recently don't know why my lower body is very uncomfortable, and I also don't get morning erections anymore. Is it normal for semen to be like jelly?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to the situation you described, normal semen is typically grayish-white, and it may appear pale yellow if not ejaculated for a long time. Milky white semen with a slight greenish tint is often seen in cases of reproductive tract infections or infections in the accessory glands. Reddish semen is more commonly associated with conditions such as seminal vesiculitis, tumors, or tuberculosis.Hello, cold stimuli cause blood vessels to constrict, while hot stimuli cause them to dilate. Repeatedly stimulating this way is not good for the penis. Generally, sexual function is related to daily habits. Avoid masturbation and maintain regular physical exercise to enhance physical fitness, which can help maintain or improve male sexual function.