Is it a big problem if semen does not liquefy?

We all know that sperm is very important to men because it is essential for the continuation of the family line. Therefore, in life, men must learn to protect their sperm and deal with problems in a timely manner. Sometimes, after a sperm test, a man is diagnosed with sperm liquefaction, but the sperm survival rate is still very good. So, is sperm liquefaction a big problem?

Semen not liquefying and incomplete semen liquefaction are two different things. Nowadays, hospitals generally refer to incomplete semen liquefaction as incomplete semen liquefaction, which increases patients' worries. Normal semen is viscous when it is just ejaculated, and becomes translucent water after 15-30 minutes. It can flow freely, which is conducive to sperm activity. The liquefaction standard is generally 1 hour, because sperm can only survive in the vagina for about 2 hours, so even if it liquefies after more than 2 hours, there will be almost no active sperm, not to mention letting it travel a long distance and go through hardships to meet the egg. In fact, most people only have incomplete liquefaction, not no liquefaction at all, and the environment inside the vagina is very different from that outside. Poor liquefaction outside does not necessarily mean poor liquefaction in the vagina. The answer to your question is as follows:

1. If the semen is not liquefied, it should be in a frozen state, and the sperm cannot move at all. How does the hospital measure the content of grade A and grade B sperm? It is just possible that the liquefaction is incomplete. However, pregnancy is possible even if the liquefaction is incomplete.

2. It is recommended to relax, enjoy sex, and the baby will come naturally.

3. You can judge the liquefaction problem at home by letting your husband put it in a container prepared outside during AA, or masturbate and ejaculate, and observe it yourself. But make sure to keep the temperature around 37 degrees.