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17 Feb 2003
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Semen problems
Hello CyberDoc. For a while now I have been noticing inconsistencies in the texture of my sperm. It is generally very fluid as it should be, but I have noticed small clumps and semi-solid, jelly like globules within it. Is this normal or not? What sort of profeesional help should I get? Must I have a fertility test done? I have never suffered from any STDs and have been in a faithful single partner relationship for 2 years now.
CyberDoc
JA, the consistency of semen can change from day to day and is determined by factors like the following:
1. How well the person is hydrated
2. How many times the person ejaculated in the last 24 hours
3. Infections.
4. The time outside the body
The problem is that I can’t guarantee that it isn’t due to an infection or something even worse, so the best thing would probably be to see an urologist if the problem persists. Good luck.
1. How well the person is hydrated
2. How many times the person ejaculated in the last 24 hours
3. Infections.
4. The time outside the body
The problem is that I can’t guarantee that it isn’t due to an infection or something even worse, so the best thing would probably be to see an urologist if the problem persists. Good luck.
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