Is sperm thinning normal?

Whether sperm thinning is normal needs to be judged according to specific circumstances. Generally, semen will liquefy after 30 minutes of ejection. If it is not liquefied or there are oligospermia and weak sperm, it may affect male fertility. If there is fertility demand, it is recommended to check before pregnancy. Whether sperm thinning is normal needs to be judged according to specific circumstances. Generally speaking, normal semen after ejection, in the seminal vesicle coagulation enzyme under the action of jelly, after 15 - 30 minutes, and in the prostate liquefaction enzyme under the action of liquid, called semen liquefaction. If semen ejection 30 minutes after still not liquefied, it is a pathological condition, called semen not liquefied. Sperm liquefaction affects sperm motility and reduces male fertility. In addition, sperm thinning may also be associated with oligozoospermia and asthenospermia. Oligozoospermia refers to sperm density below 20 million/ml, asthenospermia refers to sperm motility.(a + b) less than 50% or a level of sperm motility less than 25%. These conditions can also affect male fertility. If men find that their sperm is thin, they should seek medical attention in time for routine semen examination, prostate fluid examination, B-ultrasound examination, etc. to determine the cause. If semen is not liquefied or caused by oligozoospermia, asthenospermia and other diseases, it should be treated promptly. It should be noted that sperm thinning may also be normal, especially in cases of short abstinence time, overwork, mental stress, etc. If there is a need for fertility, it is recommended to conduct a comprehensive pre-pregnancy examination before pregnancy to assess fertility. In short, whether sperm thinning is normal or not requires comprehensive consideration of various factors. It is recommended to seek medical treatment in time and carry out relevant examinations to make a clear diagnosis.