Semen is normally: a whitish-gray color. Changes in appearance of semen might be temporary and not a health concern. Yellowish color may suggest an abnormally high number of white blood cells suggesting infection. A brownish color may suggest bleeding, possibly from prostate or seminal vesicle bleeding or inflammation. OK to observe for a few days; if persists up to 2 weeks, consult a Urologist. Stay well:)
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