Patient's question:
Can semen not liquefy be treated? My semen doesn't liquefy, and I've been married for a long time without having a baby. Later, I had a thorough check-up at the hospital, and the doctor said my semen doesn't liquefy. I want to know what the reason for this is? What are the causes of semen not liquefying?Doctor's answer:
Can seminal fluid liquefaction be treated?1. Prostatitis: The prostate participates in the coagulation and vaporization processes of seminal fluid. Proteins such as protease and fibrinolysin produced by the prostate act as seminal fluid vaporization factors, causing the seminal fluid to vaporize. If the prostate becomes inflamed again, the excretion of these factors may be impaired once more, reducing the amount of vaporization factors and leading to seminal fluid non-liquefaction syndrome.
2. Seminal vesiculitis: The secretion of the seminal vesicles participates in the coagulation and vaporization processes of seminal fluid. Coagulation factors produced by the seminal vesicles cause the seminal fluid to coagulate. If the seminal vesicles become inflamed again, the excretion of these factors may be impaired, leading to an accumulation of coagulation factors and resulting in seminal fluid non-liquefaction syndrome.