What to do if sperm viscosity is too high

In daily life, creating a new life depends on the fusion of sperm and egg cells. But we all know that the higher the sperm viscosity, the more attractive the sperm is and the easier it is to get pregnant. But some friends pay less and less attention to their own bodies, resulting in low sperm viscosity. So how to restore it? The following article will introduce it to you.

What to do if sperm viscosity increases

When the viscosity of semen increases, it can be improved gradually from the daily diet structure, and it can also be improved according to medication treatment:

1. In daily life, diet and lifestyle are closely related to sperm. Usually, since you don't like drinking, smoking, and eating less spicy food, you should protect your prostate more and keep warm.

2. The quality of the couple's life is also particularly important. In the usual life of the couple, it is recommended to ensure regularity and high quality, so as to improve their own energy and achieve the ultimate situation of the couple's life.

3. The quality of sperm is crucial to the probability of pregnancy. In daily life, by improving the oxygen production and use capacity of body tissue cells, blood circulation can be promoted, blood water flow and volume can be increased, so that sperm has sufficient nutrients and the problem of high semen viscosity can also be improved.

4. In the medical field, through mucolytic treatment and mechanical dilution, the semen with high viscosity is placed in a container. According to technology, the semen is mixed with mucolytics for artificial insemination, which can make the semen thinner and thus increase the chances of successful pregnancy.

What factors cause male sperm to be very thick?

If semen is stored for too long, it will cause the semen to become thicker.

If some men do not have sex with their wives for a long time, their semen will become thicker and thicker, so they will start to worry whether there is a problem with their semen and whether it will cause infertility. In fact, such worries are unnecessary. When semen is stored for a long time, or the enzymes in the seminal vesicles and prostate metabolism are unbalanced, resulting in incomplete evaporation, the semen will become thick, causing the first ejaculated semen to be light yellow and thicker. Sometimes, this "crystal jelly" will even get stuck in the sperm port, causing the amount of ejaculation to suddenly become less and less, and generally it will disappear the next time a man ejaculates.

Inflammation of the prostate gland in men can also cause excessive viscosity.

When semen is first discharged, it is jelly-like, and can be vaporized by the vaporization enzymes in the male prostate secretions within 20 minutes. When the male prostate is inflamed, this enzyme may be reduced or even lead to no vaporization. At this time, there are also jelly-like clots in the semen, which are similar in shape to the semen mainly manifested by the increase of semen viscosity, but the color and viscosity are different.