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during a semen analysis, viscosity or the thickness of the seminal fluid is tested. too thick and your swimmers will have a hard time swimming upstream. |
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I still have to check it out first. But well, i think it's possible..but we'll have to ask the experts about it. Yo see, they know better. |
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Seminal fluid is helpful and it can be accomplish in a variety of ways. Some are acceptable to male patients and some also are not. |
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I think it's possible..it has a role to play in a reproductive success, that's why if male can have few seminal are chances are, he has problem of infertility and it's hard for him to have her wife or girlfriend impregnate. |
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I agree with Kelly. It's has great role to play in male infertility.That's why he should see a doctor to be given proper medication and treatment. |
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This is called viscosity. And yes, it can make it hard for the little guys to swim upwards. I dunno how it is treated though... |
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So, what does it mean that if a male has a thick or too thick seminal fluid, it's really hard for him to impregnate a woman? |
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