Semen fluid is clear and thin..
I have searched all over and can’t find an answer to my question.. When my boyfriend ejaculates (cums), his cum semen fluid is clear in color.. It is just like water, clear and thin. I am not sure if that is normal or not. He is 36 years old, and I am 24, he is the first older guy I have been with, so I am wondering if maybe age has something to do with it.
It has really been bugging me, and I asked him about it and he says it just depends on what his “semen buildup” has been.. Meaning how long it has been since we had sex to buildup semen load.
But the funny thing is that we have sex everyday, so I don’t know when he has time for “semen buildup”. I hope you can please help me and answer my question..
Low sperm count advice
Maybe the reason your partner’s semen is clear is because of a low sperm count in the ejaculation. If he has been ejaculating more than once a day you will notice that there will be more of a production in seminal fluid than sperm. Seminal fluid is produced in your prostate much quicker than the sperm is (by meiosis) in your testicles. For this reason, if he does not give his sperm adequate time to produce in sufficient quantities (usually at least 5 hours) then you will find that his semen will be white and highly liquid.
My suggestion is wait a few days before his next ejaculation and see if his semen has returned to part off-white, thick substance and a liquid, white substance.
If this does not happen then a visit to a urologist should be done.
Thicker, Jelly-like, whiter tone semen
I had the same problem and now I take zinc vitamins and herbal diet supplements with nutrients, including l-arginine, muira pauma, l-lysine and Bulbourethral gland fluid to make my semen thicker in consistency, jelly-like, with a noticeably whiter tone.
Watery Cum
Male Ejaculation Semen Fluid Watery & Clear, Help
Hello, my name is jessica and my boyfriend and I were having sexual intercourse and when he pulled out his penis to cum the ejaculation semen fluid was watery and kinda clear. Whats this mean?
