What is the routine semen examination for male infertility?

Patient's question:

Onset time: 8 years
Laboratory test results: Semen routine: Semen volume 2ml;
Liquefaction 2 hours;
A None;
B 10%;
C 20%;
D 70%;
Motility rate 30%;

Doctor's answer:

Hello, activity rate 30%; liquefaction 2 hours; Grade A none; Note: Low survival rate, prolonged liquefaction time, severe asthenozoospermia. The key now is to identify the cause of the problem, and the most common clinical reasons are usually related to prostate issues. Based on your condition, it is highly likely that your current sperm issues are caused by it, and there is also a possibility of kidney deficiency in traditional Chinese medicine [yin-yang deficiency, with yang deficiency being more prominent].
Recommendations:
1> Go to a regular hospital with a specialized department to get a prostatic fluid test, clarify the cause and diagnosis, and receive targeted treatment with a three-dimensional integrated approach, with a course of about 3 months.
2> Quit smoking and drinking, eat less spicy and stimulating food, drink more water, avoid overexertion and prolonged sitting, and have a moderate sex life [about 2 times per week]. Do not practice abstinence.
3> You can take traditional Chinese medicine such as Liuwei Dihuang Wan, Zhongying Yiqi Wan, Jinkui Shenqi Wan, and Shiquan Dabu Wan for regulation.
4> It is not necessary to use invasive or ablation instruments for treatment, as they are relatively expensive and may exaggerate the efficacy. The principle is physical therapy, and sitting baths or perineal hot compresses at home can also achieve certain effects.
5> Be cautious about adopting local injection therapy for the prostate, as it may lead to atrophy of the prostate and further decline in its function. As long as the prostate issue is controlled, the condition of the semen will improve.
Hope this helps, and wish you a speedy recovery.