The sperm that comes out of the ejaculate has jelly-like particles

Normal male ejaculation of semen is liquefied, generally grayish white. If you haven't ejaculated for a long time, the ejaculated semen will be light yellow. Many male friends find that their semen is jelly-like. Don't worry too much, this is a common phenomenon. As long as the jelly-like semen can liquefy within a certain range, then there is no problem. If it is still jelly-like after a certain period of time, it means that there is a problem with the body and you should seek medical attention immediately.

If semen does not liquefy, it means that the semen is as thick as "jelly". The movement of sperm in the semen is restricted, just like their hands and feet are tied and they cannot move independently. They often have very poor mobility, thus leading to male infertility.

For a man, normal sperm is the key to the healthy growth of the next generation of life. Male infertility due to abnormal semen not only means a complete lack, but also a destruction of the dignity of men.

Survey data show that infertility is caused by semen problems, and semen abnormalities are the main cause of male infertility among many infertility patients. Therefore, when a man's dream of passing on the family line is threatened, he should check whether there is a problem with his sperm.

Through a survey of 1,000 infertile men, andrologists concluded that there are mainly three types of semen abnormalities.

We have already mentioned that semen does not liquefy. If semen remains frozen for more than 30 minutes after being discharged from the body, it is a pathological condition called semen does not liquefy.

Spermatozoa with high white blood cells are more common in patients with seminal vesiculitis. The reproductive tract is the only way for sperm and seminal plasma to be discharged, including the epididymis, vas deferens, seminal vesicle, prostate and ejaculatory duct. Infection in these parts can directly damage the testicular spermatogenic tissue and cause duct obstruction, or because the seminal plasma contains bacterial toxins that affect sperm activity, it can lead to infertility.

Semen is jelly-like. The secretions of the prostate and seminal vesicles participate in the coagulation and liquefaction of semen. The coagulation factors produced by the seminal vesicles cause the semen to coagulate, while the semen liquefaction factors such as protease and lysozyme produced by the prostate make the semen liquefy. If there is an abnormality in the prostate and seminal vesicles of men, it will cause the sperm to fail to liquefy, resulting in the sperm being in the shape of jelly.

Male friends who have not had sexual relations with the opposite sex may not know that semen is liquid when it is ejaculated, but after it is ejaculated outside the body, it will become a viscous substance like jelly or gel, and will liquefy in a short period of time and become a liquid that can flow again.

———The reason why the shape of semen changes like this is to allow sperm to enter the uterus smoothly.

The semen becomes thicker, which can prevent sperm from leaving the semen. In addition, the vaginal environment is acidic, and the immune cells in the vagina will attack the semen as a foreign body. After the semen changes its shape, it can safely reach the cervix.

However, if semen does not liquefy for a long time (more than half an hour), it will dry up after ejaculation and become jelly-like or floc-like objects. Sperm will not be able to enter the uterus, which will lead to infertility.

At the same time, unliquefied semen cannot flow out and will stick to the vagina, causing vaginitis, cervicitis and other gynecological diseases.

Abnormal semen that does not liquefy is what we commonly see as "jelly-like", "granular" or "viscous" semen.

If you want to get pregnant quickly, you need to properly handle the problem of semen not liquefying.

The impact of sperm liquefaction on male semen can be imagined. Therefore, if the semen is jelly-like or contains particles, do not be careless. Opportunities always come to those who are prepared. The same is true for fertility plans. You must pay more attention to your reproductive health.

Prevention is the key, and timely treatment is essential after discovery. It is recommended that you go to the hospital as soon as possible to find out the cause and treat the symptoms. Nowadays, with the increasing development of medical level, poor semen liquefaction is no longer a difficult problem for male infertility.