Patient's question:
What is the situation when there are yellow, strip-like solid substances in the semen? Will it cause prostatitis or infertility?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Normal semen that has just been emitted is viscous, milky white, and contains grayish-white clumps. Approximately 10-20 minutes later, the clumps liquefy on their own, turning into a translucent, cloudy, and thin viscous fluid. In your case, a routine semen analysis can help determine if it is normal.