Semen hyperviscosity is characterized by abnormally thick ejaculate that interferes with sperm motility and transport. This condition may result from accessory gland inflammation, oxidative stress, or altered seminal plasma composition.
Hyperviscous semen reduces the ability of spermatozoa to migrate effectively, thereby lowering the probability of natural conception. It is often associated with prolonged liquefaction time.
Recognition and treatment of semen hyperviscosity erotic are essential components of comprehensive andrological care.
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