Sperm does not exist in isolation, it is equipped with semen.Therefore, people can judge some lesions of men's reproductive health by observing sperm semen.
The color becoming red may be internal bleeding
The color of normal male sperm should be milky white or gray white.The change of color may indicate the existence of certain reproductive health diseases. Therefore, experts introduced that male friends can observe the color of semen at any time through daily life to avoid the possible health danger.It is worth noting that men should pay attention when observing the color of semen by themselves. It is best to use a transparent and light color condom in sex life. After the ejaculation process is completed, wipe it with paper with paper.Observe color on paper.If the semen is light red, red, reddish brown, etc., and even contains bloodshot and blood clots, this is the obvious condition of blood essence.In the short term, you must consider some other lesions of the reproductive system, such as bleeding of seminal gland, etc. at this time, you need to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time.
Smell becomes smelly, maybe internal inflammation
According to experts, the smell of normal semen is emitted by a chemical called argestema after oxidation, which is very similar to the smell of chestnut flower.Special odors often indicate that prostate function is often damaged.In addition, some men smell the odor or even bad smell after ejaculation. This is likely to be inflammation of the urogenital system or other urogenogen system diseases. They should go to the hospital for examination in time to avoid delaying the disease.
Anyone and women with sexual experience will notice that the semen ejected by men has a strong special smell.Some people feel disgusted and say that it is unpleasant; some people feel fragrant, saying that it is refreshing and exciting.These two kinds of opposite feelings are the level of sexual desire between the two sides.
Be careful not to be infertility will cause infertility
The husband of Xiaoshi (pseudonym) suffered from erectile (ED) and suspected that it was caused by excessive mental stress. At first, oral drugs were performed in a hospital for endocrine regulation. The symptoms improved when taking the drug, but as long as the symptoms were stopped, the symptoms were restored.
Later, after nearly half a year of traditional Chinese medicine conditioning, the symptoms improved more obvious, but the subsequent sperm examination caused the small couple to be hit.It turned out that Xiaoshi's husband's sperm examination results were not liquefied by semen, low activity ability, and suffered from.This is a big blow to the couple who wants a child to want a child, but they will not give up and cannot give up.
At present, Xiao Shi accompanies her husband for treatment in the hospital.Experts introduced that the degree of non -liquefaction of Xiaoshi's husband's semen is very obvious. The jelly pellets are condensed for more than an hour without liquefaction, which seriously affects successful conception. It is caused by examination and determination of prostate inflammation.The symptoms improved again, and Xiao Shi's psychology reappeared again.
Men pay attention to their own health. They should not just pay close attention to some small details in daily life when discovering diseases or lesions. Just as paying attention to changes in semen can predict some male reproductive health in advance.
Some research reports suggest that the medical community should modify the examination standards for male infertility, and proposes to reflect the fertility of men in the form of sperm.The report pointed out that the standards set by the World Health Organization in half a century have made a knife -cut rule on men's fertility ability, that is, sperm number & ge; 20 million/ml, sperm activity & gery; 50%is normal for fertility, lower than this, lower than this, lower than this, lower than this, lower than this, lower than this, lower than this, which is lower than this, which is lower than this.Value is infertility.
(Editor in charge: Internship Chen Jing)
