What does it mean when sperm is not completely liquefied?

Incomplete liquefaction of sperm mostly means that the patient's sperm cannot liquefy into thin liquid within 30 minutes, which is a pathological state.

Male sperm is generally jelly-like after being expelled from the body, but as time goes by, it will become thinner and thinner in about 30 minutes, showing a liquid state. If the sperm cannot liquefy outside for a long time, it is mostly a pathological factor, such as seminal vesiculitis or inflammation and infection in the sperm. A professional doctor should be asked to do a semen test in time.

If the sperm does not liquefy, if it is caused by inflammatory stimulation, effective anti-inflammatory drugs can be given according to the guidance of the doctor, such as cefixime, oxime granules, azithromycin tablets, roxithromycin capsules, etc., which will help recovery.