- Male
- 35 Years
- 14/08/2025
Had a vasectomy in December but still noticing white semen during ejaculation. Is this normal or should I be concerned about the surgery not working properly?
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It's normal to have white semen after a vasectomy. While the vasectomy prevents sperm from being carried in the semen, the body still produces fluids and other substances that make up the ejaculate, which usually appear white or cloudy.
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I'm worried about my husband. He masturbates about once a week, but the next day he feels completely wiped out. He's dealing with depression, body aches, and headaches, and just has no energy to do anything. Is this something to be concerned about, and how can we deal with it? Interestingly, he feels fine after intercourse. What could be causing this, and what can we do to sort it out?
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