Whether yellowing semen can conceive depends on whether the yellowing is physiological or pathological. However, if the yellowing is pathological, it will have an impact on the quality and quantity of sperm and may lead to infertility. In this case, the quality and quantity of sperm may be better, and the fertilization rate may be relatively higher. However, if the yellowing of semen is caused by pathological factors, it will definitely have a great impact on conception. These inflammatory diseases can affect sperm motility, viability and increase sperm malformation rate, so that they cannot combine with eggs, thus affecting pregnancy. Generally, yellow semen caused by pathological factors will also be accompanied by a series of symptoms such as pain in the abdomen, difficulty in ejaculation and odor of semen, while pathological yellow semen has no other special symptoms. When men find themselves with yellow semen, it is best to go to the hospital in time for a routine semen examination to rule out the possibility of pathological factors, and to abstain from sex in general. The diagnosis of pathological factors should be treated for the right symptoms so that conception can be successful.