It was found in a test of a male reproductive health status that some people's semen colors were sometimes slightly yellow, sometimes red, and sometimes gray and white.Normal semen should be milky white or gray -white translucent egg white, why sometimes color changes occur?Generally speaking, semen may be pale yellow for a long time.If the semen is light red, red, brown -red, and even purple brown like soy sauce, it also has bloodshot and blood clots, which is blood sperm, that is, semen contains a large amount of red blood cells.
The appearance of blood essence can be intermittent or persistent.Some people have no other discomfort except hemosperm, but some people are accompanied by ejaculation pain, hematuria or urination.
The cause of blood essence can be found. Generally speaking, bleeding, inflammation, trauma, and even suffering from certain systemic diseases such as seminal gland, prostate, ejaculation tube and other excrete parts of the seminal gland will occur.In most cases, blood essence is a pathological phenomenon and needs to go to the hospital to seerous or urological surgery.
However, if the couple who have been separated for a long time began to live in sex and occurred several times of blood essence, and then disappeared, it would be normal.This may be related to sexual life and men's penis uncomfortable with sexual life.
It is important to correctly judge the color of semen.Many men judge themselves based on the color of the semen flowing out of the woman's vagina. This is wrong.Because the blood of the woman's vagina, cervix, uterus, and even vulva will also mix into semen during sex, resulting in the "fishmark mixed beads".
To judge the color of semen, it is best to use transparent and light colors in sexual life (must not use red, black condoms).After the ejaculation process is completed, first observe whether your penis is damaged and bleeding. After eliminating the organs, wipe the mucus outside the condom with a paper, and then put the sleeve on a white paper (or pour it on a white container (or pour it on a white container.China) Observe color.
(Editor in charge: Chen Bong)
