Patient's question:
My wife had two miscarriages in the same year. We went for a thorough check-up. There were no issues with my wife, but I was found to have nonliquefying semen. Is there a connection between these two?Doctor's answer:
If you have bad habits in your daily life, such as smoking or drinking beer, or frequently eating meat with high protein intake, it is recommended to quit. You should also maintain a rational diet. The lack of liquefaction of your semen is the main reason for infertility, so if possible, you need to quit these habits within 3 months to increase the vitality of sperm. If you feel weak, you can also take some nourishing Yin and tonifying kidney herbs.When patients face male health issues, we should promptly follow the principle of symptomatic treatment. Avoid delaying medical consultation. If male health problems do not improve with treatment, it is necessary to change the treatment plan in a timely manner.