How to judge the health of a man’s sperm

Generally, the health of a man's sperm can be judged by the color, liquefaction time, survival rate, etc., and the patient is advised to take reasonable treatment.

Normal sperm color is off-white, slightly yellow, which is a healthy semen color. If other abnormalities are found, the color may indicate problems with the seminal vesicles or prostate.

After normal semen is ejaculated, it will turn into liquid between 15 and 30 minutes. If it still does not liquefy for more than an hour, it is abnormal liquefaction.

Check within one hour after ejaculation. If more than 50% of the sperm are alive, it is a normal sperm survival rate. If the survival rate is too low, it is abnormal.

In addition to the above common methods, you can also judge the health of a man's sperm through methods such as pH and semen volume.