Male infertility is mostly caused by poor sperm quality, which is one of the factors leading to male infertility due to non liquefaction of sperm. Incomplete sperm liquefaction is harmful, and the direct consequence is male infertility. So, how to treat incomplete liquefaction of male sperm?
If men find that they have incomplete sperm liquefaction, they should seek timely treatment, which will lead to a good recovery. There is a method called Engel Fertility Microenvironment Therapy, which can fundamentally solve cellular problems and cause changes in the surrounding environment such as the epididymis and vas deferens. The treatment plan should avoid traditional drugs, hormones, and other unscientific therapies. Use this method more often to enhance the vitality of sperm cells.
Incomplete liquefaction of male sperm is not only caused by problems with sperm quality, but also by other factors such as irregular lifestyle, male smoking, drinking and other unhealthy behaviors. After being expelled from the body, normal sperm will begin to liquefy in about 10 to 30 minutes, transitioning from a viscous state to a liquid state, which is beneficial for sperm conception and motility.
Incomplete liquefaction of male sperm can lead to automatic or agglutination of sperm, which can inhibit or slow down normal sperm movement. This is what leads to low fertility of male sperm. Once this situation is discovered, it is necessary to go to the hospital for treatment.
