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yellow sperm and jellow like
hi im 13 virgen. i have noticed when i ejackulate it is yellow and jellow like, i have cut back a little from masturebaiting. i do think i do eat and drink unhealthy i drink mountain dew Monster energy. and at the tip of my penis i cant tell if it is a red spot or a really small vein. PLEASE HELP me!! i just want to be able to have some fun and not worry a bout this. i am i private kid so i dont really want to tell my parents or go to a doc plz anser my question
yes it is sorta raised and myself i think it is a blood vessel but really small one. and it doesnent hurt
Hey, Grant. Don't worry. Sounds to me like everything's normal.
Semen is made of mostly sugars and proteins, very similar to egg whites. Normally it's white to yellowish in color and the same consistency as shampoo. This can vary from time to time though, depending on the temperature, your diet and how "old" the semen is. Sometimes you might notice little clumps in it like jello. That's normal.
The red spot on the tip of your penis could be a vein. Is it raised? Does it hurt? Sometimes you can get a pimple on it, just like anywhere else.
I don't think you have anything to worry about.
Semen is made of mostly sugars and proteins, very similar to egg whites. Normally it's white to yellowish in color and the same consistency as shampoo. This can vary from time to time though, depending on the temperature, your diet and how "old" the semen is. Sometimes you might notice little clumps in it like jello. That's normal.
The red spot on the tip of your penis could be a vein. Is it raised? Does it hurt? Sometimes you can get a pimple on it, just like anywhere else.
I don't think you have anything to worry about.
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