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A member asked:
Had epididymitis for months and have noticed my semen got a little watery especially in the beginning of the batch. does this mean i am infertile?
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Not necessarily: If you have a persistent change in the semen consistency or have difficulty with conception then consider seeing your health care provider for an infertility work up
Answered 3/31/2015
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