Patient's question:
My semen is colorless, only containing a lot of liquid and some crystalline solid substances (like jelly). Is this normal?Doctor's answer:
Normal, these jelly-like substances are primarily composed of sperm. When they take on a jelly-like form, they can remain in the female reproductive tract for a longer period of time, making it less likely to be expelled, thus creating conditions for fertilization. After about half an hour, they will dissolve into a liquid. At this point, the sperm will gradually swim towards the cervix and enter the uterus, preparing to fertilize the egg of the female. Therefore, this is normal, and you have absolutely no need to worry.