Well, in chemistry, viscous means the thickness of a liquid etc. here is an example
Syrup is more viscous than water.
Hydration. More water in your system, more fluid will emit during ejaculation. Not necessarily semen count, but capacity of fluids total. The reverse is appropriate too... And no liquor doesn't count.
It is normal for semen to be liquid. Semen is composed of fluids released by the seminal vesicles, prostate gland, and bulbourethral glands, and it is designed to be a liquid medium for sperm transport. The consistency and appearance of semen can vary depending on factors like hydration levels and overall health.
Semen is sticky due to its composition, which includes proteins and sugars that give it a viscous texture. These substances help the semen to adhere to surfaces and facilitate the process of sperm traveling through the female reproductive system. Additionally, the sticky nature of semen aids in its ability to form a plug in the cervix, helping to prevent other sperm from entering the uterus.
Semen consistency can vary based on hydration levels, diet, and overall health. If semen is less sticky, it may be due to a lower concentration of proteins and other substances that affect its texture. It is usually not a cause for concern, but if you have ongoing concerns about semen consistency, it's best to consult with a healthcare provider.
High semen viscosity refers to semen that has a thick, gel-like consistency, making it difficult for sperm to swim freely. This can potentially impact sperm motility and decrease the chances of fertilization. It may be caused by factors such as infections or dehydration.
well if your talking about when you get old then im not as sure ,but its probably because you aren't producing as much actual sperm, just the carrying fluid. Over masturbation can course it as well, as your body has used up the reserve in your body, as such it can no longer continue to produce cum with a normal concentration of sperm.
You are either not fully matured, or you are ejaculating too often.
Seminal fluid, also known as semen, is the viscous nutritional fluid produced by the seminal vesicles, Cowper's gland, and prostate. It carries and nourishes sperm during ejaculation.
It may mean that you need to ejaculate more.
Fascinating question, friend: My first question to you would be: "Safe for what?"Semen varies considerably in color, consistency, amount, smell, etc., I would assume by your use of the word "rubbery" that you semen is thick and viscous (that mean's sort of like oil- in that it sticks together rather than being watery or runny). As long as you don't have a sexually transmitted disease, your semen should be safe for sex and whatever else you might be considering. Again, the only real criteria for safety of semen with regard to sexual activity is the presence of disease causing agents, including sexually transmitted diseases and other illnesses. Also, viscous semen may indicate that you tend to be somewhat dehydrated, that is to say, you may not be drinking enough water. You can't change most of the aspects of your body associated with sexuality. However, you can influence the consistency of your semen. If you drink a healthy amount of water, then you can produce somewhat more semen and it may be somewhat viscous. Also, the viscosity of your semen can be influenced by your diet and the frequency with which you ejaculate; i.e. the more frequently you ejaculate, the less viscous your semen tends to be.Lastly, in a very real sense, and this is important, semen is never "safe." It can cause pregnancy and a lifetime of heartache and regret, as well as being the source of life for children. So, in that sense, semen is like anything else that carries with awesome power, it can be used for life-giving good or profound evil. So I guess the best answer is that while rubbery semen may be normal, semen is never really "safe."As with all things health related, if the consistency of your semen remains an area of concern for you, talk to your health care provider. And remember, semen is never really "safe" no matter what its consistency, so be careful out there.
That doesn't sound important to me.
By viscous, I think you mean viscosity. Viscous is a adjective referring to the thickness of a substance; therefore, yes, ketchup is somewhat viscous.
You Don't Do Anything That's How Semen Smells :)
Well If youre a woman you should not have any semen. so if you have semen you are a man.
Hydration. More water in your system, more fluid will emit during ejaculation. Not necessarily semen count, but capacity of fluids total. The reverse is appropriate too... And no liquor doesn't count.
because if they are too close too the body, the semen die
Not sure what you mean with too much since it's rarely a lot that comes out. But no, the only harm it can cause you is if he has a STD.