Patient's question:
I have nonliquefying semen, how to treat it carefully? How did the nonliquefaction of semen occur?Doctor's answer:
Hello! I understand your situation. Semen does not liquefy, and some people have inflammation. You can check the prostate to see if there is prostatitis or a Mycoplasma or Chlamydia infection. If there is prostatitis or Mycoplasma or Chlamydia infection, you can withdraw from specific inflammation and treat it accordingly. Considering your situation, I suggest checking the prostate to rule out prostatitis-related non-liquefaction. It is also recommended to avoid frequent sexual activity and maintain a light diet, avoiding smoking and alcohol.