My sperm and saliva stink badly. Can you help me?

Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com. It's important to recognize that the thickening of saliva and semen might not necessarily indicate a disease, but rather a natural variation. In many cases, the coagulation and change in odor of semen upon exposure to air is a normal physiological process. Increased awareness and concern might be contributing to the perception of these changes. Staying well-hydrated can help address these issues, as an adequate intake of fluids encourages the production of saliva and prevents it from becoming lumpy. Additionally, for any oral concerns, using a Chlorhexidine mouthwash a few times daily can help manage oral bacterial flora without necessarily implying an infectious condition. Ultimately, it's advisable not to overly worry and attempt to minimize focus on these matters.