Patient's question:
My semen does not liquefy, and after taking the medicine three times, it still hasn't improved. I have checked everything else carefully, but it's still the issue of semen not liquefying. What should I do about this?Doctor's answer:
If the semen does not liquefy, it will affect the speed and time it takes for sperm to penetrate the cervix, and it can also easily impair sperm motility. This can lead to long-term infertility. Timely treatment is necessary.Regarding your current situation, it is recommended to first stop taking medication, then visit a formal infertility hospital to thoroughly examine the specific cause of semen non-liquefaction. After identifying the cause, targeted treatment can be administered, which will yield significant results. I hope this is helpful to you.