What is sperm crystallization?

Sperm crystallization generally indicates incomplete semen liquefaction, often indicating that semen has inflammatory infection. After the male ejaculates sperm, it begins to appear as a gray liquid, and after about 5 minutes it will condense into a jelly like gel. In this case, it can stay in the vagina for a long time, and the probability of conception will be very high. When the sperm is incomplete liquefaction, it will partially crystallize and become liquid again in about 40 minutes into the female body. If the sperm is not liquefied after 60 minutes of crystallization, there may be some diseases, such as prostatitis or trace element deficiency. If the patient shows this condition, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time for examination and symptomatic treatment according to the specific condition.