What does a healthy semen look like?

Answer 1

It's usually a milky-white looking substance but can be clear or yellowish also. it can be sticky or slippery.If it is red or brown then there is blood in it. This can be a sign of a urinary infection. You should seek medical advice in that case.

It can be almost clear and thin or very thick with chunks. Age, general health, diet, stress, almost anything can have some affect on it. Thin or thick, it's all normal.
Thin and almost clear to very thick with little chunks. It's all normal and can vary with each ejaculation. Age, general health, how often you release, all can have an affect on it.

Answer 2

An Healthy Sperm will be like thick shaped

It won't be very thin

Also it should have some millions of counts so that if some of the cells get died means the other counts present will fight with the ovum which comes from females

Answer 3

From experience, I'd describe healthy semen as a thick white colour: a bit like a thick liquid floating within a thinner liquid. I've heard some people say that healthy semen should contain little floating black bits which are the sperm, but this is nonsense, for the primary reason that sperm are far too small to be seen with the naked eye.

Answer 4

A healthy sperm usually has a large head with a quickly moving mobile tail that makes swimming efficient. Unhealthy sperm will generally have mutations such as a misshapen head and possibly a double tail that will make mobility hard or impossible.

Answer 5

It could be immediately runny and clear in color, or worse, some color other than white such as orange/red (bloody) or yellow/green (infection). Normal semen tends to be white and somewhat thick when it is first ejaculated. Then over the next few minutes, it becomes runny and almost clear.

Answer 6

healthy semen will be white and creamy and an average ejaculation is 80ml

Answer 7

should sperm be clear