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March 12th, 2011
can my semen become watery as a result of clamydea plz help


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Sexually Transmitted Diseases Answer A20784
Hello and welcome to eHealth forum!

Yes, any infection can make the semen watery. However, it can be a normal variation too. If in doubt, please get a semen analysis done and a test for STDs. Hope this helps. Take care!



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