Patient's question:
My husband has low sperm motility, poor liquefaction, acidic semen with a pH of 6.9, and 58% abnormal sperm. I only have uterine fibroids (submucosal type), which have already been removed, and no other abnormalities. I am 36 years old and not financially well-off. I would like to ask, is the possibility of cure high? Which method is the most efficient and fast? Artificial insemination?Doctor's answer:
Hello, semen liquefaction failure is due to a lack of secretion or damage of proteolytic enzymes, causing an imbalance in the enzyme system. This results in some patients' semen not liquefying even after being placed for 1 hour, or liquefying incompletely with excessively high viscosity. In such cases, sperm cannot migrate, naturally leading to infertility. If semen does not liquefy, it does not mean there is absolutely no ability to conceive; it simply means that the difficulty of conception may be slightly higher.