What is the long term effect of injecting my own sperm into my blood sream?

I have injected 20 cc of my own sperm into my arm (blood stream) while it was still white and warm (I have done this 3 or 4 times). What will this do to me long term. The first time I did this it was a real head rush, and I felt I was going to pass out. Somehow, I had a strange taste in my mouth. I noticed the last time I must have shot more than 20 cc and I got really cold, and had to take a hot shower to get through it. I felt weak and was not able to walk striaght, felt really sick, and was shivering. Extra question, does sperm have stem cells, that can rebiuld brain cells??
scheff001
Asked Mar 07, 2010
How on earth did you GET "more than 20 cc" at the same time? That's like 4-5 loads for most of us.
First of all, this is a terrible terrible terrible idea. Why the heck would you do such a thing? First of all, your sperm could cause your blood to coagulate within the blood vessels sending a clot to your heart and it could kill you. If you keep this up you will probably continue to get sick, and sicker, and die. Again, this is a terrible terrible idea.

To answer your other question, no, sperm does not have stem cells, sperm are not stem cells, and sperm cannot rebuild brain cells.
Oni_Kami
Answered Mar 07, 2010
Sounds like a chat troll, go outside and find something to occupy your time with.
HelpingYou
Answered Jun 03, 2010
scheff001; Please explain why. I've been an addict for years, thanks to my higher power i'm in recovery. I'm curious, never in all my 'druggin' have I ever heard of such a thing.
Theresa
Answered Mar 08, 2010
I recently heard that if you inject Sperm to blood stream it may be the cause of Infertility in males,does it true?
please explain me more if it's correct and please tell me the mechanism!
i would be very thankful if you tell me something!
220
Answered Apr 16, 2013
please go to a doctor and get some professional help
Adeley7
Answered 4 days ago

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