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I noticed that my seamen has changed since my implant surgery...

Before my vasectomy, it was creamy and white...but afterwards, it changed to a clearish white and was not as creamy in consistency.

Now that I have recovered from my implant surgery, my seamen has changed again...now it's a looser brownish clear ejaculate with a "rust-tinge"color at times...

Has anyone else experienced a change in their seamen after implant surgery?

Joe

oddjob wrote:I noticed that my seamen has changed since my implant surgery...

Before my vasectomy, it was creamy and white...but afterwards, it changed to a clearish white and was not as creamy in consistency.

Now that I have recovered from my implant surgery, my seamen has changed again...now it's a looser brownish clear ejaculate with a "rust-tinge"color at times...

Has anyone else experienced a change in their seamen after implant surgery?

Joe

Details would help.

How long ago was your implant?

Any other details that might be pertinent?, like how often you ejaculate (more often leads to less volume), your age, stuiff like that.

Every person's circumstances are somewhat different and such details may be significant.

Lost Sheep

Have you asked your doctor about this? It sounds like something that is worth checking with him/her on.

I've been shooting blanks since 1984 (Vasectomy) and now no seaman since 2009 (Radiation for PC. No messy clean up but I miss shooting a good creamy load. "It just protein honey. Try it you'll like it.'' No such luck!

I have not spoken with my Urologist about this...yet.

A few details: I was implanted with AMS 700 LGX on July 29, 2016 and I am a 55 yr old type II diabetic with artificial aortic heart valve.

I don't think anything is "broken" but at the same time, the color change and consistency made me curious as to why it was happening.

I definitely would want to have that checked out too!!

Jeezus get those Seamen out of your surgery!

Those guys and gals should be out on Submarines and Aircraft Carriers not hanging around your private parts!

At least you still have semen ... us Prostate surgery guys .. all that is lonnng gone ...

J

Definitely should check in with your urologist or PCP to get a semen sample and urinalysis to see if infection or if the rust color is blood. Worst thing would be that it is nothing and best thing is you find something early. They will want to know.