Hi TheBoyNextDoor, So, you're probably thinking of semen rather than sperm, since semen is what you can see when you ejaculate. Semen is actually white-ish from the start; what you might be seeing that's clear is pre-ejaculate. Does that help at all? oops sry for the delay my reply still hasn't bee...

i think i'll be able to have the help i need from them!

hi sam! regarding our convo in live chat (with heather too) i followed ur advice and they were super helpful fr thx a lot for that ressource!

hi! is there a guide or smth regarding what docs can or can't do during examinations? i had something happen to me 2 weeks ago and i'm not sure if he took some liberties he shouldn't have or not. i called where i went and they said even though it's not common procedure it sometimes happen on a case ...

at what age is sperm supposed to be white instead of clear?