The normally ejected semen is liquid, but immediately solidified into jelly-like, and it is liquefied into water-like liquid after about 10-20 minutes. This process is called liquefaction of semen, which is a normal physiological phenomenon.If the semen is excreted, it is still jelly -shaped for more than 30 minutes, which is a pathological condition, called semen non -liquefaction.
The cause of semen is not liquefied due to inflammation of the prostate or seminal gland.
Under normal circumstances, semen solidifies into jelly state is caused by coagulation protein secreted by seminal vesicular glands.The protein hydrolyzed enzyme and fibrin lysome secreted by the prostate can decompose this coagulation protein and promote semen liquefaction.Therefore, semen does not liquefy is caused by increased coagulation or protein hydrolytic enzymes and decreased fibrin complain.In the analysis of semen, if the semen is not coagulated, it may be caused by deficiency in ejaculation tube or the deficiency of congenital seminal gland gland.
The semen without liquefaction can be seen under the microscope and the sperm condensed into a group, which cannot be moved or only slowly moved.The exercise of sperm in this semen in the female reproductive tract is obviously hindered, and the sperm cannot go up to enter the cervical tube, uterine cavity and fallopian tube, and cannot meet the eggs.Therefore, the woman cannot be conceived.
(Editor in charge: Xiaofeng)
