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Semen is the carrier for nurturing babies, and semen testing is an evaluation of men's ability to reproduce and maintain their health. It is important for men to identify problems in a timely manner in order to maintain the health of their billions of babies~~~
So, what kind of semen is' good semen '?
Semen volume: 2-6 milliliters
Semen volume refers to the amount of semen discharged per ejaculation, which is typically 2-6 milliliters per ejaculation.
The amount of semen is related to the duration of abstinence. If abstinence lasts for a long time, the amount of semen will be higher, and vice versa.
If the semen volume is too low for a long time, it may cause difficulty in conception. Excessive semen volume can reduce sperm density.
Color: milky white or gray white
The newly ejaculated semen is gelatinous, grayish white or milky white. For those who have not ejaculated for a long time, the ejaculated semen has a darker color, while for the elderly, the semen is mostly dark yellow.
If the semen is brownish yellow or bloody, it may be related to diseases such as urinary tract inflammation and damage to the reproductive tract, such as prostatitis, seminal vesicle prostate cancer, etc. If the semen is transparent or too thin, it indicates a low sperm density.
Odor: Light fishy taste
Normal semen has a special faint fishy smell, which is caused by the oxidation of polyamines in prostatic fluid. The longer the abstinence time, the stronger the odor.
If there is a noticeable odor, consider whether there is an infection.
Change: Gel thinning
At room temperature, when ejaculated from the body, semen immediately solidifies into a gel like state, and then enters the liquefaction process, gradually becoming thinner.
This process is usually completed within 15 minutes. If it exceeds 30 minutes, it indicates that the semen is not liquefied or not fully liquefied, which is more common in patients with prostate and seminal vesicle diseases.
It is recommended to observe semen during sexual activity to see if it meets the above criteria. If you are worried about any issues, it is best to abstain for 3-5 days and go to a professional hospital for routine semen examination.
Lastly, it should be noted that self-examination cannot be determined by a single blow, and specific issues still need to be examined by experts.