Not unless it is for an extremely complete physical. Typically it is only asked for when trying to determine if there is infertility. Over age 18.
no rarley
I did not know they asked.... opps. My bad, they only ask IF you think your infertile. If i remember, it is Illegal to do it unless your 18.
To know that you need to leave a sample at the doctors.
maybe yes..
When you are transporting the semen keep it at body temperature - your shirt pocket should be fine. http://www.conceivingconcepts.com/learning/articles/semen-analysis.html
If it mixes with the water then probobly not.
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Semen carries genetic material. Depending on the conditions of exposure, DNA information could potentially be isolated from a semen sample even after several years. The DNA would not be alive, but it would be intact.
When someone manually retrieves the semen from the male and injects it into the female. Artificial meaning the male and female could be a million miles apart and still get the job done. Basically, the doctors will take a sample of a man's sperm and place it inside a woman's uterus, so that the woman can get pregnant without a partner or if she and her partner have difficulty conceiving, then she can get someone else's semen to make a baby for her.
actually no. its good for you teeth and plaque.
It is called seminal fluid, or just semen. There are a few different secretions that are contained in it to help activate the sperm and provide them with energy.
This is a test that can be ordered by your primary care provider. You ought to make an appointment and discuss your concerns with this provider.The test is fairly simple. You provide a semen sample on site. The laboratory determines the number and motility of the sperm in the sample. This test is painless.It feels like you have to pee to some guys, or just feels so good that it feels like it can't get any better.