What are the complications of male infertility

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I'm 25 years old. I'm rooming with my wife. I don't take any safety measures, but I'm not pregnant. A while ago to check, the doctor said I suffered from prostatitis, but through treatment, now the condition has a certain control, for male infertility what complications, let me tell you.

What are the complications of male infertility

Symptom 1: too little semen: under normal circumstances, normal men ejaculate about 2 ~ 6ml each time, the amount of ejaculation has a certain relationship with ejaculation frequency. The amount of semen less than 1ml each time is called hyposemen.

Symptom 2: prolonged time of semen liquefaction: normal semen is liquefied at the time of ejaculation, and immediately forms jelly or clot. After 5-20 minutes in 37 degree water bath, semen changes into liquefied state by coagulation, which is called semen liquefaction. If this process is more than 1 hour, it is called prolonged semen liquefaction time.

Symptom 3: oligospermia: generally, the number of sperm in regular semen tests is less than 20 million / ml, which is called oligospermia. It is a common cause of male infertility.

matters needing attention

Long term unbalanced nutrition intake is a major cause of female infertility. The most direct manifestation of unbalanced nutrition intake is that women are too thin or too fat, which leads to menstrual cycle disorders and even ovulation disorders, and eventually leads to the adverse consequences of female infertility. It is suggested that female friends should control their weight within the range of plus or minus 10% of their standard weight.