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What Causes Yellowish Fluid Discharge From Penis?
Question: Hi I got a question about the color of a sperm that looks yellow and come like pieces is there any risk of making a baby
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Hi, thank you for using Healthcare Magic. Please give more information about what you are asking. Your question is not clear to me.
Are you talking about a yellow fluid coming from your penis? This could be an infection, such as a sexually transmitted disease. This needs to be checked by a doctor and treated with antibiotics. You shouldn't have sex with anybody until it clears up.
If you are talking about the fluid that comes out when you have an orgasm, this contains sperm and can make a baby. Sometimes a little fluid can come out before the orgasm and this too can make a baby.
Typically it is not yellow, so I would have to wonder if you have some kind of infection inside your testicles.
You need to have this looked at and diagnosed promptly. Avoid any sexual activity until you are treated, so that you don't pass on a possible infection.
Hope this answers your query. If you have further questions, I would be happy to answer them.
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Hi, thank you for using Healthcare Magic. Please give more information about what you are asking. Your question is not clear to me.
Are you talking about a yellow fluid coming from your penis? This could be an infection, such as a sexually transmitted disease. This needs to be checked by a doctor and treated with antibiotics. You shouldn't have sex with anybody until it clears up.
If you are talking about the fluid that comes out when you have an orgasm, this contains sperm and can make a baby. Sometimes a little fluid can come out before the orgasm and this too can make a baby.
Typically it is not yellow, so I would have to wonder if you have some kind of infection inside your testicles.
You need to have this looked at and diagnosed promptly. Avoid any sexual activity until you are treated, so that you don't pass on a possible infection.
Hope this answers your query. If you have further questions, I would be happy to answer them.
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