Semen routine examination, low sperm motility, what to do

Patient's question:

Semen routine examination revealed white blood cells: 8~12HP, liquefaction time: 50 minutes, sperm motility: 50%. Is it normal?

Doctor's answer:

There are many reasons that can cause semen to remain non-liquefied, such as seminal vesiculitis, prostatitis, insufficient fibrinolysin secretion by the prostate, lack of trace elements like zinc and magnesium in the body, congenital prostate defects, and more. Additionally, non-liquefaction of semen is a pathological phenomenon, in which sperm cannot move and may lead to infertility.
Therefore, it is recommended that you undergo further examinations to determine the cause of semen non-liquefaction, so that targeted treatment can be administered to prevent the condition from worsening.

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