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Meds, Mind, Body & Benefits => Questions About Treatment & Side Effects => Topic started by: AsOne on October 14, 2006, 07:08:38 pm
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A new development has occured - my sperm is discolored as of late ( a brownish color, not the usual white or transparent ).
( poz for 10 years, low t-cell count, on pills and virus count is zero, no sex partners for years, no blood or discoloration in urine) -
what is this a sign of ?
is this temporary ?
should I be concerned ?
any treatments ?
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( I couldn't find anything on the site's search engine for this )
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Semen can become naturally darker in colour if you haven't ejaculated for some time, try a fresh load and if it's still the same mention it to your doc.
Hope this helps, John.
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Is there pain associated with ejaculation or urination? You probably should see a doctor (urologist in particular), to rule out any bacterial infections or prostate issues.
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Thanks for responding, Just John and Cliff.
Yes, I haven't ejaculated for quite awhile so that may explain it.
No pain during the ejaculation or urination.
If it continues I'll mention it to my urologist.
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My ejaculation is discolored, too. A yellowish brown. I ejaculate three or more times a week and it stays the same color. I'm on Reyataz and I think thats why my loads are the color they are.
Tom
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You have to ejaculate, at least, once a day to remain healthy! :P
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You have to ejaculate, at least, once a day to remain healthy! :P
I think I'll call in sick this year, for work. I've got a lot of catching up to do!
-joseph
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Is there pain associated with ejaculation or urination? You probably should see a doctor (urologist in particular), to rule out any bacterial infections or prostate issues.
I agree here :
Continue to get things checked out, to make sure you don't have a possible infection... Play it on the safe side..
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/discolored-semen/AN00779
Ray
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Thank you, ray!
That was very informative! :)
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Also, could the yellow colored sperm be from the HIV infection? Or maybe from a very low CD4 when diagnosed?