Thunder Semen is a milky white thin liquid produced by the male prostate. It is an important component of semen. Its composition in semen is second only to seminal vesicle fluid, accounting for about 15% to 30% of semen composition. However, semen does not play a role in pregnancy. In clinical medicine, prostate massage is used to obtain prostate fluid. The method is as follows: After urinating, the patient takes a chest and knee position, and after massaging the prostate, if semen is seen overflowing from the urethral opening, a glass lens is used to collect the specimen, and reexamination is carried out immediately to prevent dryness.
Semen routine physical examination, also known as EPS examination, is a routine physical examination item for male urological diseases. Routine physical examination of male prostate generally refers to regular inspection of semen appearance and microscopic examination. The main purpose of semen microscopic examination is to see whether there are white blood cells, the number of fatty acid bodies and trichomonas, sperm, tumor cells (stain test required), amyloid bodies, and the presence of bacteria.
The main purpose of testing semen is to understand whether there are inflammation, stones, tumors, prostatic hyperplasia and other problems in the male prostate.
Basic clinical manifestations of semen
Semen testing is mainly used for the diagnosis of chronic prostatitis, microbial testing and functional observation, etc. It can also be used for sexually transmitted disease testing.
1. During prostatitis, the semen may be yellow-white or pus-like, the number of white blood cells increases, and large piles of pus balls can be seen, and lecithin bodies often decrease.
2. In prostate cancer, red blood cells increase and become tenacious, and tumor cells can be found.
Semen is basically within normal range
1. Appearance
Milky white liquid.
2.Microscopic examination
(1) White blood cell count (WBC) is less than 10/HPF.
(2) Blood cells (RBC) are less than 5/HPF.
(3) Unsaturated fatty acid bodies can be seen from this.
(4) Male sperm can be seen from this.
(5) Granulosa cells and amyloid: Male prostate granulosa cells and amyloid can be detected in the elderly.
