Patient's question:
What is the cost of treating nonliquefying semen, and what causes it? His condition isn't very good, and I'm quite worried. Now, he needs a good treatment method.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the main reasons for incomplete semen liquefaction are:1. Infection leading to abnormal liquefaction of sperm
2. Varicocele
3. Abnormal liquefaction of semen
4. Chromosomal abnormalities.
Incomplete liquefaction of semen prevents sperm from embedding in the semen, as the sperm clump together, failing to move or only twitching slowly. In such semen, sperm movement is significantly hindered in the female reproductive tract. The sperm cannot descend into the cervical canal, uterine cavity, or fallopian tubes, making it impossible for them to encounter an egg and resulting in infertility.
Incomplete liquefaction of semen is often associated with seminal vesiculitis or prostatitis. The cost of treating incomplete liquefaction depends on the individual's condition, as different treatments are suitable for different cases, and thus the expenses vary. To save costs, it is recommended to seek treatment at a hospital.