Patient's question:
Frequently experiencing pain in the groin and lower abdomen, with a small amount of semen, it was found that the semen does not liquefy after examination. Can we treat semen non-liquefaction?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the phenomenon of semen not liquefying is considered to be caused by changes in semen composition due to prostatitis, which leads to this condition. I don't know if you have any clinical symptoms. If you have prostatitis, it generally manifests as frequent urination, a feeling of incomplete urination, or sometimes lower abdominal distension. First, it is important to actively treat prostatitis. Oral Prostamol combined with cold compress therapy can help alleviate symptoms. Once prostatitis is cured, the semen liquefaction issue will naturally improve. There are many treatment methods for male reproductive diseases, but since patients' conditions vary, the treatment methods used will also differ. Therefore, patients need to have timely and thorough examination and diagnosis to receive targeted treatment.