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Would it be normal to have only clear instead of white ejaculate?
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∙ 13y ago
The consistency of male ejaculate varies -- not just for each male, but it can vary on different days. It can be thin to thick, clear to white. Sometimes, the consistency depends on your fluid intake, meaning, if you drink a lot of water, the ejaculate will be thinner. As a side note, the same is true for other body excretions: if you don't drink enough water, you can have drier stools and constipation, you can have thicker blood which the heart then has to work harder to move around the body, and you can have less saliva.
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How do you not ejaculate to fast?
breathe and keep a clear mind
Why is semen clear?
Normal semen, the ejaculate fluid that contains sperm, nutrients and lubrication is clear to white. Yellow, pink or red blood tinged ejaculate is a sign of infection and should be evaluated by a health care provider.
What does it mean to have thick ejaculate if you are a woman?
Healthy ejaculate, can come in many different colors and consistencies from clear/white/watery to thick and yellow. Everyone is individual so if you fall within this range it's normal. If you notice weird colors, blood or a nasty smell then consult a doctor.
What if semen is clear after someone has gone through puberty?
It is usually pretty clear. That would be normal.
Is it normal to have brown when you first get your period and clots with clear thick fluid?
Instead of asking here you should talk to your mom, and/or your doctor
Why would a seven segment display be used instead of a light?
To get clear and big image.
Your penis is 4 inches in erect could you be father?
Penis size has nothing to do with being able to father children, it depends on whether you produce sperm or not. Some boys can ejaculate a clear fluid, that contains no sperm, however, if you ejaculate anything at all, a condom would be sensible.
Could you ejaculate sperm or semen at the age of 11?
My guess is that yes, you probably can. I could when I was 10. Actually it depends on whether you have started puberty or not. You can ejaculate semen only after starting puberty.You may even ejaculate a clear fluid if you have recently started puberty but even that is semen. The person above must have started at 10 or earlier so he could com and I also could ejaculate clear semen at 11.5 years.
Is it OK to have clear semen and no white semen when I am 14?
I'm not a doctor, but I had a friend that was the same way. We assumed that he was unable to produce any sperm at his age. He was around 13-14. At various times your ejaculate can be clear and thin to thick and cloudy and be perfectly normal. My personal experience tells me it is a balancing act. The younger you are and the older you are the less sperm you emit creating a tendency to make clear thin ejaculate. During the middle years I think you make just as much sperm as long as you are in good health. There should be some consistency between the ages of 16 and 60. The other factor effecting quality, quantity, and condition of ejaculate is how worked up you are. Pre-Ejaculate is very clear and thin, it acts as a natural lubricant. The more worked up you are the more your sperm will be diluted by your bodies natural lube and thus from time to time appear more clear and runny. It is just your bodies way of getting what you have to its destination faster.
What is the clear liquid that comes out of a penis before sex?
The answer is precum, a lubricating, clear, sticky formula, cleans the urethra before ejaculation.
Is it normal if your semen isn't white?
It is quite normal for men's semen to be a yellowish color, but if it isn't white or a yellowish color please see your doctor. Marcy NORMAL ejaculate (semen) varies among guys, from almost a clear looking fluid, to a real white color. Average color is usually not real white, but an off white, sort of like the color of skim milk. When boys first masturbate, it's not unusual for it to be clear and not a lot of it.
Can you use vingar instead of clear nail polish?
Well, I've never heard of that, I honestly don't know. I would just use clear if you have it.
