Many women and couples have had this question or wondered about this. While some didn’t feel the need to, others have gone to the of extent of seeking medical help. This is because they believe it’s abnormal and even attribute their problem such as Infertility to it.
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Mrs A : Dr I have a problem. My body does not hold sperm. Each time I sleep with him and he deposit inside, it does not go inside because once I get up the thing will poor out. Though we just married two months ago but we want to start having children. Please is there a way you can check if my body is blocked that makes it pour?
Mrs B : Doctor l have been trying to conceive for over a year now. My problem is that the sperm does stay in my body. Sometimes I have to lie down on the bed and keep my legs up so that it doesn’t come out. But once I start moving around, it starts pouring out like water.
Yes! We get lots of questions/complaints from patients in various forms, each seeking to know while the sperm does not stay in her body after sex. I know many others will have the same question, but we most often get it from those having difficulty with conception. Now, we are going to know “why” today.
Unfortunately, I’m going to disappoint someone today. There is no “why” other than normal occurrence. It’s super normal to have some of the sperm melt after some time and come out. This does not in any way affect fertility.
Do you still have enough to get pregnant?
There are more than twenty million sperm cells in each millimeter of the ejaculate. Only one, yes you heard me right ; just one out of this millions is needed to achieve conception (pregnancy). And once one is able to fertilize the egg, others cannot, and as such must be wasted. Meanwhile that was just in one millimeter, remember most men ejaculate upwards of two millimeter. So you don’t need to bother about the ones pouring out.
Why it comes out like water
What we call sperm is just not sperm cells. In fact just a little quantity of it is sperm cells. The rest is composed of other things to keep these cells healthy and optimize their function. Among them is an enzyme that liquifies the sperm about 30mins after its poured out. So when you see the thick sperm turning into water, don’t be bothered. It’s not her body, it’s normal occurrence.
In summary….
Most of the sperm deposited are not needed and will not be used. It’s normal that after some time, it liquifies and comes out. The pouring out of the sperm does not in any way impair fertility.
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