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A member asked:
Hello doctor, i generally practice stop & start technique to delay ejaculation but i have noticed it results in more of quantity thin watery ejaculation but if i release it during first initial excitement, its kind of normal thick. is this normal ???
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What you are seeing is the initial secretions of the G.U.tract glands which are secreted before ejaculation. Do not worry about the thin or thick of your ejaculate.
Answered 1/6/2022
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