Patient's question:
What is the problem if there are other colored substances in the semen?Doctor's answer:
The color of semen can range from grayish-white, creamy-white to pale yellow to yellow, and from a clinical perspective, all of these are normal. There is a certain individual variation in this, and it is also related to the time interval between male ejaculation. In other words, the longer the interval between two ejaculation times, the darker the color of the semen. For example, if you ejaculate every one or two days, the semen may be creamy-white or grayish-white, whereas if you wait for two weeks, it may be pale yellow.