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people say that rubber like jelly clumpy chunky semen is normal and is due to dehydration or infrequent masturbation or low testosterone.?
Has any one with this problem conceived a child.how long does it took you to have a child having chunks in semen
3 Answers
- PhilipthepaleLv 74 years ago
Variation in the viscosity of semen is normal.
It's not due to dehydration or low testosterone levels. There is often a thicker consistency when it has been longer since ones last ejaculation, but it isn't pathological.
One's ability to father a child is not negatively effected.
- bender_xr217Lv 74 years ago
It is normal and may be due to dehydration and infrequent ejaculation, but it has nothing to do with low testosterone.
And yes, it is still possible to father children. Not only do the "clumps" fall apart there are still other sperm cells (out of the millions) ejaculated that weren't caught up in these clumps.
- Anonymous4 years ago
Who are these people and where were they when they said this?
