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  Hypospermia This is the point at which the absolute discharge is low (under 1.5 milliliters of liquid or not exactly 33% of a teaspoon). Hypospermia can be brought about by numerous individuals of very similar things that cause aspermia, however, it is most normally brought about by retrograde ejaculation. Retrograde discharge is when semen moves in reverse into the bladder as opposed to going out the urethra. Azoospermia Azoospermia is when there is zero sperm in the ejaculate. It is likewise alluded to as having “no sperm tally” and is an extreme type of male barrenness. The semen may show up totally typical of something else, so the condition must be analyzed through semen investigation. The most well-known reasons for azoospermia include: Inborn inconsistencies of the male regenerative tracts Hereditary issues The obstruction of the seminal tracts Some untreated  sexually transmitted diseases  can cause obstacles that lead to azoospermia. Azoospermia can likewise ha...

  Various colors of sperm are 1) Red/Brown Semen   At times a man can experience a leak, or a blood vessel may burst around the seminal vesicles. The release of blood can cause semen to take on a red or brown appearance. If the semen continues to be red after 1 to 2 days, it is advisable you seek medical treatment. 2) Black Semen  Black blood is usually old blood that’s been in your body for a long time. Seeing  blood in your semen  can be scary even though It’s uncommon and it rarely signals a serious problem especially in men under the age of 40. Blood in the semen (hematospermia) often doesn’t last long, as it’s usually a self-resolving problem. 3) Green Semen CLICK TO READ MORE   CLICK TO THE VIDEO