A varicocele doesn't decrease semen per se, but it does decrease sperm count, and if left long enough can predispose to testicular cancer. When a person has a varicocele their testicles are kept at too high a temperature and this is not good for the sperm or the testicles.
It could mean that there is a low quantity of sperm cells in the semen. Or it could mean that the semen was exposed to air, as semen gets thinner within a few minutes.
Cold water, a small amount of Woolite or Ivory dish soap, and a brush. Or, you could just get it dry-cleaned.
Because there is a small amount of mucus and sugar in semen, thus making it slimy and sticky. It helps the sperm maneuver around better.
It probably is semen, or perhaps pre-ejaculate, but it doesn't prove anything. Most guys get erections, and erections often leak pre-ejaculate, which is a clear liquid before the semen comes out. Or it could mean that he has masturbated, also very common.
Yes. That is semen. That is the only way to impregnate a woman.
New semen is recreated all the time, so in a day or so after the last ejaculation the amount will be restored.
yes it does
In a one ejaculation there could be anywhere in between 40-600 million sperm. Averaging half a teaspoon. Assuming you are asking about human semen, production ends at death, so the amount of semen production for any one man could be quite large. An average ejaculation is said to produce about 2 ml of semen. Semen is a combination of sperm and fluids produced in the prostate and urinary tract to move the sperm into the vagina. Sperm production can decrease with age due to lessening of testosterone, and the amount of fluids can also deteriorate with age. The prostate starts having problems. I really have no idea how someone came up with the "average" volume of ejaculate. The idea of "sampling" a sufficiently large number of men ejaculating for scientific purposes boggles my mind.
12 Pints of Semen
semen has a small amount of blood in it so the HIV is still in the blood but is carried by the semen to your partner.
It could mean that there is a low quantity of sperm cells in the semen. Or it could mean that the semen was exposed to air, as semen gets thinner within a few minutes.
No.
A healthy diet. You can't increase it, but bad health can decrease it.
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No, a varicocele will not go away without treatment. Surgery is recommended if it is painful or causing infertility. Any doctor can order a semen-analysis to see if it is affecting your fertility. They typically feel like "a bag of worms" and only a urologist or a general surgeon with experience in this area should do the surgery.
There is very little calories used up in the making of semen. There is nothing in the release of semen that is going to affect muscle growth or retention.
no. most men continue to produce semen through out their life time, well into their seventies and eighties.