Patient's question:
When I went to the hospital for a check-up, I found out that I have a condition where sperm does not liquefy. So the doctor said that this situation could very well affect pregnancy. Now I don't know what to do either. Does sperm start moving only after it liquefies?Doctor's answer:
When semen does not liquefy, the movement of sperm is restricted, and the fertility rate in such cases is very low. If the semen is completely or partially non-liquefied, traditional Chinese medicine should be used for treatment. After treatment, when the semen liquefies, pregnancy can occur. This is because sperm must liquefy to meet the egg and form a fertilized egg. It is recommended to maintain a balance between work and rest, develop good living habits, and both partners should undergo pre-pregnancy health checks during the fertility preparation period. If the tests are normal, pregnancy can then be attempted.