Patient's question:
Hello: Can one still have children with a condition of semen not liquefying? These days, I've noticed some signs of semen not liquefying, and I'm wondering if it's still possible to have children.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Sperm liquefaction disorder can greatly affect male fertility, as this condition can cause sperm to be weak and unable to pass through the female cervix. If sperm cannot pass through the cervix, it means that egg cells and sperm cannot combine normally, which can lead to female infertility. The treatment of this condition requires the patient's attention and treatment. It is necessary to understand which cause of your sperm liquefaction disorder has led to this, so that targeted treatment can be provided. I hope this can help you, and wish you a speedy recovery.