Patient's question:
After much effort, I finally married a wife and wanted to give my parents a healthy son, but I couldn't get pregnant for three years. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, I found out that I had azoospermia. It was really a huge blow to me!!Doctor's answer:
Director Jia Xiaoming, an expert in male infertility, clarifies: What is semen liquefaction? Many people, like Mr. Cen and his wife, feel confused. According to male infertility experts at Hangzhou Guangren Hospital, to stay longer in the female vagina, freshly ejaculated semen is initially in a coagulated state, at which point the sperm are inactive. Subsequently, the coagulated semen will liquefy within a short period, and the sperm will begin to move.