What should I do if my sperm does not liquefy?

Some men will find that their sperm does not liquefy after ejaculation. In fact, the so-called non-liquefaction means that the sperm remains in a frozen state for about 40 minutes after ejaculation. Common reasons for sperm non-liquefaction include prostatitis or seminal vesiculitis. These diseases are often caused by the body's lack of fibroprotein lytic enzymes. So let us understand, what should men do if their sperm does not liquefy?

First, what should men do if their sperm does not liquefy? The incidence of semen liquefaction is gradually increasing, and it has become an important cause of male infertility. What should we do if semen does not liquefy? There are several main methods to treat semen liquefaction: Screening for primary diseases that can cause semen liquefaction. Go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination of the reproductive system to confirm whether you have prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis and other diseases that can damage the reproductive system's function of producing semen, and cure them completely. Use chymotrypsin or hyaluronidase for treatment. Patients with this disease should inject chymotrypsin deep into the muscle once a day. Use urokinase for treatment. Dilute 10,000 units of urokinase with physiological saline and inject it intravenously once a day. Take Chinese medicine prescriptions for treatment. Use Chinese medicine under the guidance of a doctor, and it can be used together with the above methods.

Second, the failure of semen liquefaction limits sperm activity, slowing down or inhibiting sperm from entering the uterine cavity for fertilization, causing infertility. Symptoms of semen failure include thick semen, less semen volume, and pain in the genitals and lower abdomen. Thick semen. The semen is yellow in color and sticky in texture. After ejaculation, the semen will appear in a jelly-like, flaky, or clumpy state. Less semen volume. The patient has a strong sexual desire but is prone to premature ejaculation and less semen volume. The patient will often feel dizzy and tinnitus, accompanied by symptoms such as insomnia, dry mouth and eyes, and thin red tongue coating. Pain in the genitals and lower abdomen. The patient may have pain in the lower abdomen and genitals, which may cause pain during ejaculation and defecation, and may even cause pain throughout the body.

What should men do if their sperm does not liquefy? Patients with non-liquefaction of semen need to undergo routine examination of semen. Routine examination indicators of semen include: semen volume, color, pH, agglutination, liquefaction, sperm count, sperm motility, etc. Among them, sperm motility is the most important indicator. General examination: mainly to observe the development of male secondary sexual characteristics, and at the same time, the condition of male external genitalia should be understood. If the volume of a man's testicles is lower than the normal level, it is very likely that the semen does not liquefy due to poor testicular function. Semen analysis: extract semen, check semen volume, degree of semen liquefaction, semen viscosity, sperm count, sperm survival rate, sperm motility, sperm viability and sperm color and morphology, etc., to determine whether the semen is in a healthy state. Prostatic fluid examination: Some proteolytic enzymes secreted by the prostate have a liquefying effect on semen. If a man's semen does not liquefy, there may be a problem with the prostate secretion, and relevant prostatic fluid examinations are necessary.

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