Patient's question:
Semen appears jelly-like. For a while, my wife has been trying to conceive without success. When we went to the hospital for a check-up, they said the semen was not liquefying. I would like to know how to treat non-liquefying semen.Doctor's answer:
The vaporization of semen is primarily related to prostatic factors. If the vaporization is poor, it is generally considered that conditions such as prostatitis may be present. Grade A sperm are the most active sperm because they cannot be fully vaporized, so their motility naturally becomes weaker. It is recommended that you first check the super energy of your semen and see how to increase the prostatic factors. Additionally, further examination of prostatic fluid is advisable. If there is an increase in white blood cells and an increase in phospholipids, it may be considered a case of prostatitis. It is best to treat the prostatitis first, and then the semen will naturally vaporize better.