Patient's question:
Hello: Can prolonged sperm liquefaction be cured? I've been married for a year, but still can't get pregnant. What's going on here? Isn't it said that one can get pregnant within a year of marriage? Out of desperation, I got tested and found that my sperm doesn't liquefy. Can sperm liquefaction be treated?Doctor's answer:
Semen not liquefying can generally be cured, and there are many methods available, such as traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) treatment, physical therapy, Western medicine treatment, integrated Chinese and Western medicine treatment, and so on. For your condition, artificial insemination (IUI) can be considered. By processing the semen and then performing artificial insemination, there can be a certain effect.How old are you? Is this secondary infertility or primary infertility? Because based on these basic conditions, the preferred treatment method can be determined. For example, if it is secondary infertility, artificial insemination may not need to be performed temporarily. Additionally, you have been treated for two years without conception. I suggest you see a different doctor.
How is your wife's condition? These factors cannot be ignored.