Patient's question:
What should I do if semen does not liquefy? Will it affect a man's fertility? Additionally, I would like to ask how to treat semen that does not liquefy effectively.Doctor's answer:
Hello, non-volatile semen under the microscope shows sperm clumping together, unable to move or only slowly twitching. Sperm in such semen experience significant hindrance in the female reproductive tract, making it impossible for them to descend into the cervical canal, uterine cavity, or fallopian tubes, and thus unable to meet the egg. As a result, it cannot lead to conception. The liquefaction of semen is primarily caused by inflammation of the prostate or seminal vesicles. It is recommended that you undergo further detailed examination to identify the specific cause and severity of the condition, so that timely and targeted treatment can be implemented.