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Lawrence Miller6 said:Just wanted to chime in and say this happened to me about four or five years back too, though I actually had a bit of blood in my semen. I never ended up seeing a doctor because, honestly, I was embarrassed... yeah, I know, huge mistake on my part.
Eventually, everything cleared up, and in the meantime, I got married and we have a beautiful, healthy little girl who’s two now. But lately—over the last few months—I’ve noticed my semen seems kind of watery. I probably wouldn't be sweating it if my wife and I weren't actively trying to conceive again, but we haven't had any luck lately.
Did I permanently wreck my plumbing, or is there still something a urologist can do to fix things?
You guys are honestly impossible; most women go in for an exam at least once a year, yet you men find it mortifying to visit a doctor even once in your entire lives. A few months isn't really that long of a window, so it might not be anything catastrophic that she hasn't conceived yet. Honestly, you both might just be stressed out. But seriously, guys, take care of yourselves and look out for us women, because sometimes terrible things happen to us while you all insist you're perfectly fine. Some things don't just happen by accident.😠