Patient's question:
My work keeps me busy until the late hours, so my husband has always had objections. When I came back yesterday, my husband was already asleep. This morning, he told me early that he had undergone a check-up and now suspects that I have infertility. What treatment would be best for my husband's condition?Doctor's answer:
Hello, semen not liquefying or abnormal liquefaction has a significant impact on fertility! Severe cases can lead to infertility. Semen not liquefying can reduce sperm motility, making it difficult for sperm to fertilize the egg. The harm of semen not liquefying is that it affects the woman's ability to conceive to varying degrees, as sperm and egg cells cannot combine, resulting in infertility. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up and receive targeted treatment.