ANSWER

Ask yourself the following questions and the answers may give you a clue why this is happening, what caused it, and possibly what to do to reverse the condition.


First, is it really a problem? Are there any undesirable aspects to having the sperm thick? Are there any other symptoms that accompany the thick sperm? Is thick sperm a sudden change from what you may have believed to be normal sperm (not thick)? When did this changer first appear? Were there any other changes in your lifestyle (e.g., diet, quantity of water consumed, medications, drug use, frequency of ejaculation, etc.), or in your body (e.g., some medical condition such as symptoms of burning urination, difficulty urinating, discharge from the penis, etc.) at that same time or now; something you could associate or connect to the thickening of the sperm?

 
One hypothesis is that you have low testosterone. Low testosterone may also show up as any of the following symptoms: weight gain, reduced muscle tone and strength, low energy, and mild irritability. If you suspect it is related to low testosterone, you doctor can do a blood test to determine the level of free testosterone in your system, and if it is abnormally low, he has various options to help you increase your testosterone.


Basically, if there are no other symptoms or complications associated with the thick sperm, and if this is not a sudden change, i.e., it is normal for you, then it is probably not a problem and nothing needs to be done about it. If it is a problem, if it is associated with other undesirable symptoms, then see your doctor to get it checked out.


Another hypothesis is that thick sperm is the best sperm!

Al Link and Pala Copeland

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