Patient's question:
Frequently experiencing pain in the groin and lower abdomen, with a small amount of semen, it was found through examination that the semen is not liquefying. How can the condition of semen not liquefying be examined carefully?Doctor's answer:
Semen that does not liquefy requires immunological tests, ultrasound examinations, testicular biopsies, and other detailed tests: 1. Immunological tests, immunological tests can confirm whether there is an autoimmune condition, and karyotype analysis can confirm whether there are chromosomal abnormalities. 2. Semen ultrasound examinations, the most commonly conducted ultrasound examinations currently include acid phosphatase, citrate, fructose, protein, trace elements, and lactate dehydrogenase X. 3. Testicular biopsies, testicular ultrasound can detect gross inflammation of the testicles, and testicular biopsies can provide more definitive diagnostic and treatment evidence.