Delayed liquefaction of sperm

Delayed Liquefaction of sperm explained Semen undergoes liquefaction usually within 20 to 30 minutes. However, in some samples, the liquefaction of semen can be prolonged to more than an hour. In these cases, the patient is said to suffer from delayed liquefaction of sperm. Delayed liquefaction of sperm can occur due to an imbalance in the male accessory gland secretion. If you notice delayed liquefaction of sperm, basically what happens is that in such samples the sperm motility is grossly impaired. Another important point to bear in mind is that in patients with delayed liquefaction of sperm, it is wise to repeat the semen analysis test in an independent laboratory…Read more