Thick Ejaculation
Hi all Hoping someone here can give me some advice. In my late 20's I used a powder supplement that had "Herbal steroids". I thought it was just a gimmick and was just a good whey protean but turned out they were actually dosing their product with steroids and the company was shut down a year later by the FDA. I used it for about 3 months and of course got great gains. After about a few months of not using it my ejaculation got thick and has remained thick ever since. In my mid 30's my Doctor tested my testosterone levels and they were on the low side but still in the normal range. We tried Testosterone shots for a few months and it was good for libido, energy, mood, and such and my ejaculation thinned out too but was less all around. I stopped with the T-shots because my testes were shrinking. They went back to normal size and the thick ejaculation came back. Anyhow I was watching a documentary on steroid usage and the guy was talking about thick sperm as a side effect. So long story short I didn't realize I needed to do any sort of PCT. Are there any supplements I should try now to get my hormones etc in order? I miss shooting ropes. Is it too late?
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Have you tried clomid or hcg? They will increase the activity of the testes.
Oh wait,.............. So the game is to pump him full of more chemicals till he,........... what ??? dies.
Sometimes less is more.
Pardon the raw candidness in the comment below but..
"if you are not getting paid for your nut juice to look a certain way...just be happy you are shooting a load often enough to have even noticed".
Seriously though, depending on hormone manipulation I have noticed the viscosity of my own to be different at times as well.
Taste, smell and texture can be manipulated based on hormone use just as it is likely to alter as we get older and our hormones adjust naturally.
Most of what constitutes the load isnt sperm, its seminal fluid, thick cum is a result of under-performing cowper cells that produce most of the seminal fluid, the rest is made by the prostate.
If the fluid levels arent high enough the sperm cant survive for very long inside of the vaginal tract. It provided both nutrition for the sperm and protection against the high pH.
Hence, the inabilityto make a baby, which can be a real big deal to some people.
I never maid a comment that said load was sperm.
Sperm travels in seminal fluid...no brainer.
I was referring to "being paid" as in the MONEY shot for porn...they don't like chunks (video) and neither do the girls.
^^^^^^^^ should like the voice of experience.
huh, I thought Seminal Fluid was the name of a Franciscan monk choir group... love this site, I learn something new everyday.
...I need more cowper bells
Easy mistake to make...Seminal Fluid is a Gregorian Chant by the Benedictine Monks (same dudes who make the delicious Benedictine liqueur) among other Monastic groups https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MbDqc3x97k Like it or not - the power of the human voice, even without musical instruments, is amazing. ....but you are right...even they need more cowper bells.
Fucking hilarious!!
I need more cowper cells.
Have you tried milking the prostate? that should thin you out.... wooooooooooooaaahhh!!
Well,.......... my work is done here.
Ewww
TronTimes have changed.
I to the best of my memory, can't ever recall standing around in the shower room at the gym comparing semen thickness with other gym members.
Just sayin.
Hahaha no shit
I don't think I've every really thought about it.
Lmfao. I had to ask my gf. Her response "Who cares as long as you don't get it in my hair!"
Mine has been super thick my entire life. Nothing to worry about imo (other than some past girlfriends refused to swallow).
I deal with the same issue but I was neutered 15 years ago. I hope that gives you a clue. I also have a very smart Endo who keeps an eye on my test and I-gf levels. This is no time for Bro science. Go see an endo and see if anything can be done or TRT needs to permanent.
Supplements? You need to get a hormone panel done and see an endocrinologist. A doctor is what you need. No one can help you here. Best advice is to see an endo.