Sperm Consistency - Sexual Health - Teens Message Board

John08 · 12-12-2005, 08:21 AM

Hi,

Recently I have noticed that when I ejaculate my sperm has thick chucks in it, it can best be seen when it is in a condom, there is milky liquid with thick white chucks in it, I have done some reading up on the net and wondered if this means I have a prostate problem? Would this mean I am infertile or with this consistency can you still get some one pregnant?

I don’t know exactly how long it has been this way but for at least 3 months, I also masturbate a few times a day 1 - 3 (some times 4). I have tried not masturbating and it is still like this but the chucks are much smaller. It may be relevant for you to know that when I have intercourse I take around 45 min to 2 hrs to finish however think this is a mental thing and has no relevance to the consistency of my sperm?

It is also the same depending on how long i take to ejaculate although there are more chuncks when i masturbate for an extended period of time.

Is this abnormal, do I have a problem does this mean I cant have children ?

Thanks for your help this has ben stressing me out a lot.

John08 · 12-12-2005, 08:11 PM

Does anyone have any ideas ?

Lance2 · 12-13-2005, 04:12 AM

Hey bud, totally normal. The actual sperm in an ejaculation is often yellowish in color and jelly like or clumpy in consistency. You'll usually notice this when there is more time between ejaculations, although some of us produce more than others. It shouldn't have anything to do with the time it takes you to ejaculate and it sure sounds to me like you won't have any problems having children.

John08 · 12-13-2005, 05:11 AM

lol thanks puts my mind to rest, i havnt found it to be yellowish but have found it to be clumpy some times a little seperated, (clumpy and some watery) thanks for the feed back though.

John08 · 12-13-2005, 05:53 PM

hi just to conferm its not that its all clumpy, it is like a liquid with chuncks or strings of white in it, it is not all clumpy in consistency, its more seperated.