Patient's question:
Doctor: Hello, I recently want to have a child, but haven't been able to get my wife pregnant. I recently checked my sperm, and the results showed low semen volume and no liquefaction within half an hour. Does this result affect infertility? Thank you!Doctor's answer:
Hello, semen not liquefying can affect pregnancy. Because the sperm cannot liquefy, even if it enters the uterus, it cannot move to combine with the egg, so this situation can lead to infertility. However, semen not liquefying is now relatively easy to treat. As long as zinc, protein, and selenium are supplemented in time, the problem of male semen not liquefying can be resolved. Currently, for male semen not liquefying, a commonly used product is "Youzhi" chewable tablets, which primarily improves conditions such as male semen not liquefying and low count/weak. It only takes 2-3 months to resolve the issue of male semen not liquefying.