Hi Guys, I too have this coagulated sperm and have for some time, years infact
Along with all the synopsis included in the comments above I have also noticed that the longer it takes me to ejaculate the less jelly like it is.
Heat, or the lack of it, seems to make no difference, but the amount I am dehydrated does.
I too was concerned about the ability to farther a child, but I am pleased to say that I have a beautiful son.
Over the past 2 years I've found, in my case, this is directly related to protein consumption. Not just the amount but the type as well. I don't know enough to say this is the only factor but it is, in my case, a factor.
I lift weights, I eat at a higher-than-average protein ratio as well as eating at a caloric surplus. I initially concluded that uncooked liquid egg white was the problem. I removed/reintroduced liquid egg whites to my diet 4 times in the span of 1 year. Once remove the problem stopped, once reintroduced the problem came back. I replaced the egg protein with whey at first but slowly got to a point where it was mostly real food. In time the problem slowly and intermittently came back. I then cut my protein consumption down drastically and the problem stopped. I know for certain, in my case, protein consumption is directly linked to this problem. I also know, in my case, egg white protein affects me more than other foods.
If there is a hormone imbalance at play it's something everyone here should know about so please post a link to that article.
It's gone without a trace right now so I'm happy. Iv'e even gone a week+ between ejaculations and not even a hint of gummy beads.
I have this same issue and have had it for about 5 years. No urologist has been able to give me a definitive answer about it but none of them have been concerned either. I have also noticed that when I am having the jelly-like pieces in my semen it takes a lot longer for me to ejaculate and sometimes seems to block it right before it happens. That part sucks. It might seem cool to take a long time to ejaculate if you have problems with pre-mature ejaculation but trust me, after about an hour it just gets aggravating. I have noticed two consistent factors in the posts in this forum that relate to me. I eat a lot of protein (steak, weight gain shakes) and I take 5-hour energy daily which is loaded with B vitamins. If anyone has a cure for this, other than drastically changing the diet, I'd be happy to stop ejaculating rubber :)
It’s a health issue that can be caused by many different factors. When I had it I used information I found in a documentary Fat Sick and Nearly Dead. It informed me about the benefits of a juice fast. After watching the documentary I tried it and sure enough after doing the fast and losing some weight the coagulation went away. I’m not saying it will work for everybody but the benefits of the fast will differ from person to person. I did it and no more problem, buy a juicer do the fast the benefits are crazy when considering these types of health issues.
I did visit the doctor about 2 years ago, and even had a sperm analysis. Sperm count is good and nothing found there. I even had a prostate check and no cancer sign.
I'm trying to quit masturbation and pornography, so I stayed 31 days (counted) without ejaculating and bingo... a huge "rock" came out. I was felling some occasional pain in the balls lately, but this seems normal for everyone not ejaculating for a time.
I have sort of a well balanced diet and I do exercise 3 times a week. Ingestion of protein I would say is normal.
Another details is that the chunks seem to come out only when the shoot stronger, so the amount of cum also has an important role in bring these things out.
I do not think this is serious, it's just a matter of controlling it. The problem for me now is that jerking is became a "problem" but on the other hand I do not want to get clogged up.
This was the first thread I found on the Internet with serious people sharing the same/similar problem. Let's share more our doctor’s analysis to see if someone can come up with more accurate info.