Male sperm test strip

Frequently asked questions

1. Can infertility occur if semen does not liquefy?

Answer: The semen that is not liquefied is a semi-solid gel lump, which cannot move or can only creep slowly. In this situation, tadpoles cannot enter the cervical canal and reach the fallopian tube, and cannot meet the egg. This is why many women ovulate normally but fail to prepare for pregnancy.

2. Is any method possible as long as semen can be collected?

Answer: Artificial stimulation (LOL) is used to obtain semen samples, and no lubricants, washes, or condoms should be used for semen collection, as lubricants on condoms may affect the test results.

3. When will semen be collected? How much should I collect?

Answer: When collecting semen in the morning, it is necessary to collect all the ejaculated semen as much as possible and not miss it. If there are indeed omissions and doubts about the test results, abstinence should

be avoided again and semen should be collected for testing for as many days as possible.

4. Why abstain for 3-7 days before testing?

Answer: It takes 3 days for the number of tadpoles in the epididymis to return to normal after ejaculation.

However, if abstinence exceeds 7 days before testing, mature tadpoles in the epididymis will begin to apoptosis, which will also affect the detection. Therefore, abstinence testing should not be too short or too long.

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