Patient's question:
After one year of marriage without pregnancy, the semen analysis results showed that the semen did not liquefy, the sperm motility rate was 44.24%, the pH value was 6.5, the percentage of A sperm was 29.3%, the percentage of B sperm was 7.83%, the percentage of C sperm was 7.37%, and the percentage of D sperm was 55.77%. How should common semen liquefaction problems be treated?Doctor's answer:
Semen may be viscous, jelly-like, or even in the form of sheets, clumps, or lumps, and it will never evaporate outside the body even within 60 minutes. Some patients may experience symptoms such as painful ejaculation, difficult ejaculation, hematospermia, or even combined conditions like premature ejaculation, nocturnal emission, and premature ejaculation. Some patients often develop neurotic and psychiatric symptoms due to infertility, such as acne, excessive thirst, neurasthenia, palpitations, dizziness, and easy fatigue. In addition to many other complications caused by unliquefied semen, patients not only need to take medication for male reproductive diseases but also need to pay attention to nursing care.