Patient's question:
I've been married to my wife for a year, but we haven't been able to conceive a child. Last month, during the check-up, the specialist said my sperm doesn't liquefy. Could it be because I've been holding it in for too long?Doctor's answer:
Normal sperm and egg fusion is the only way to achieve pregnancy, and it has little to do with sperm being held back for too long. Five to seven days before a semen analysis, avoid sexual intercourse to prevent affecting the test results. Maintain good eye hygiene and mental relaxation, follow a regular lifestyle, avoid tight pants and jeans to ensure smooth blood circulation, eat more seafood, supplement with zinc appropriately, and you can also combine traditional Chinese medicine treatment.