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Men typically ejaculate semen that is a whitish-gray. Changes in semen color are not always a cause for alarm, but men should see their doctor if such changes persist for over a week or if they have other symptoms, such as pain, swelling, fever, chills, or blood in the urine. If semen is pink or reddish-brown, there might be blood mixed with the semen, a condition called hematospermia. Bloody semen can have many causes:.

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What might it mean if a man’s semen color changes?

7 Types of Sperm Color (and How They Affect Male Fertility)

Think about the last time you had an orgasm : did you look at the byproduct afterwards? Probably not, right? It went right on the Kleenex or baby wipe, or towel, or whatever you had handy at the time and right into the garbage can. But Miami-based urologist Daniel Martinez, M. For the record, normal semen has a cloudy, white color and a slightly viscous, egg white-like consistency, says Jamin Brahmbhatt, M.

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Yes, Your Semen Can Change Color — Here's How

Male fertility is influenced by a wide variety of factors — such as sperm shape, sperm count, and sperm color. Thick, whitish liquid tends to indicate healthy sperm quality. There are at least 7 different colors of sperm. Each color serves as a different indicator of your health status and fertility status.

While semen is typically a whitish-gray color, there are some instances when semen may appear as a different color, which is commonly yellow. Sometimes producing an unusual colored semen is a once-only occurrence. Other times, a man may notice a more consistent change in the color of his semen. Although this occurrence is not always a cause for concern, there are some instances when semen color change can be an indicator of an underlying medical condition.