Patient's question:
I have yellow semen after ejaculation, and it looks like there are some small bubbles in the semen. I would like to ask everyone, what disease do I have?Doctor's answer:
Hello, freshly ejaculated normal semen is viscous, milky white, and contains grayish-white clumps. Approximately 10-20 minutes later, the clumps liquefy on their own, forming a translucent, cloudy, and thin viscous fluid. If the semen appears yellow, it may indicate inflammation such as prostatitis or seminal vesiculitis, or the presence of urine in the semen. If the yellow semen is occasionally observed, it is mainly because the man has not ejaculated for a long time, allowing the semen to be stored in the body for an extended period, during which the semen undergoes physicochemical changes. The color of the semen may appear slightly yellow, which is normal.