What to do with less semen

The two most common causes of low semen are male reproductive tract obstruction, resulting in low semen flow, and therefore reduced. There is too little prostate fluid production, resulting in low semen. If caused by reproductive tract causes, then you can do a ejaculatory duct and urethral surgery. If caused by prostate fluid, then you can do a routine semen examination. At the same time, patients can also eat more foods containing high protein, such as beef, mutton and oysters, which is conducive to improving the vitality and quality of sperm and is conducive to sperm production.