Question 1

what are the risk factors from accumulated smegma?

Accepted Answer

Infection: Infection of the edge of the glans, ususally fungual and then bacterial.   Overtime contraction of the foreskin where you can no longer adequately clean the glans resulting in the need for another surgery.

Question 2

how is sperm counted?

Accepted Answer

Under microscopy.: A semen sample is first prepared for microscopic analysis and then loaded into a chamber called a hemocytometer. Variations of this device are also used for blood cell counts. The device has a grid, and the number of spermatozoa in each grid is counted. Based on these counts, the total number of sperm can be calculated.

Question 3

how to increase sperms?

Accepted Answer

Lifestyle : Seek urological evaluation. No alcohol.  No recreational drugs. Boxer shorts. No steroids. Review any prescription meds with the doctor. On line there's a supplement called proxeed which may help.

Question 4

is it ok to consume sperm?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Sperm is primarily made from protein with a little sugar and salt. It is not harmful when ingested, although their have been individual reports of some allergic type reaction. Some alternative medicine sites suggest health benefits, although these claims may be more humorous than serious in nature. Some diseases can also be shared with eating sperm.

Question 5

what exactly is spermatozoa?

Accepted Answer

The sperm.: Spermatozoon is a fancy way of referring to a single sperm. Spermatozoa is pleural, referring to many sperm. They carry the male genetic material in a cellular package that includes a head, a middle piece, and a tail called a flagellum.

Question 6

is it ok if my sperm dribbles?

Accepted Answer

Yes: It is ok if ejactulate dribbles. Don't be intimidated by those high spurting fountains that are depicted in pornographic film.

Question 7

i am 21 and i saw bood in my sperms?

Accepted Answer

Weird, huh?: Blood in semen is surprisingly common and almost always harmless. Most common cause is lack of frequent ejaculation especially in young guys. If it persists, see a urologist who will examine you and likely ultrasound your prostate looking for abnormal blood flow close to the urethra.

Question 8

my bf's sperm doesn't wanna stay in me, why is that?

Accepted Answer

High volume: The sperm are carried in seminal plasma that usually ranges from 2-5 cc.  This is about a teaspoon to a tablespoon of fluid.  The sperm from this fluid will leap into the cervical mucus within seconds of ejaculation.  The remaining fluid will flow out.  If the cervical opening is small or the mucus is poor then the sperm will not be able to get in.  But, you cannot tell by the amount of fluid that.

Question 9

what is pre-sperm?

Accepted Answer

Precum: There is an outflow of clear, viscuous fluid ahead of the ejaculate which is felt to adjust the environment for the optimum survival of the spermatozoa to follow. Precum is not always free of sperm so keep this in mind depending upon your goal for sexual intercourse. Some term this pre-sperm but this is not commonly used.

Question 10

has precum got sperm?

Accepted Answer

Yes: It has a lower amount, but it still can contain sperm.

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