Post Date December, 02 2023
Prostatitis can have some impact on men's lives, but it can also cause some serious situations. Many men experience infertility as a result, which deprives a man of the opportunity to become a father. So what changes can prostatitis make in semen? Let's take a look at the following for a detailed understanding.
Prostatitis can have four adverse effects on semen. You should be careful!
1. Change the composition of semen
There are certain nutrients present in the seminal plasma, which will provide sperm with assistance in sperm movement. However, when you develop chronic prostatitis, there will be a lot of bacteria mixed in it. Inflammation and lactic acid substances will also increase significantly, and bacterial toxins and metabolic substances will be excreted in the seminal plasma. The survival and inflammation of bacteria will greatly consume nutrients and nutrients, This will make the living environment of sperm very poor, and it cannot play its normal role.
2. Increase the viscosity of semen
When prostatitis occurs, there will be a significant decrease in the activity of liquefied enzymes in the prostate fluid, or a decrease in secretion, with more coagulation factors, and there may also be bacteria, a large number of white blood cells, and possibly a large amount of pus mixed in the seminal plasma. This will prevent the semen from liquefying, resulting in an increase in its viscosity, which is not conducive to normal sperm movement.
3. Changes in semen pH
The pH of a man's semen is required to survive and move freely at a certain pH value. However, when chronic prostatitis occurs, the acidic substances in the patient's seminal plasma will increase significantly, which will lead to a rapid decline in pH, acidic seminal plasma, and sperm death. The white blood cells in prostate fluid can also reduce the pH value of prostate fluid and change the pH of seminal plasma, which can also have a negative impact on sperm survival.
4. Changes in sperm density and semen volume
A healthy man should ejaculate about three to seven milliliters per ejaculation, as the volume of sperm is relatively small, so the amount of semen is almost the same as the amount of seminal plasma. "When inflammation occurs in the prostate, the amount of seminal plasma secreted decreases, which is very detrimental to the survival and activity of sperm.".
What do men eat to replenish sperm
1. Eggs
Eggs are the best reducing agents for sperm. They are rich in protein, fat, and multiple vitamins, as well as zinc, which is an important component of sperm cells. The so-called "what to eat supplements what to eat"
2. Kernels
The nuts can store the secretion of male sexual hormones, making it regular. In particular, the functions of walnuts and jujube can play a role in strengthening the kidney, nourishing blood, benefiting the stomach, and moistening the lungs. As we mentioned earlier, vitamins can promote cell renewal, which means they can metabolize old cells and replenish new ones. Fresh vegetables and fruits can achieve this effect.
3. Leek
Chives are also known as kidney grass, lazy people's vegetables, evergreen leeks, and lentils. "Chives have a prominent role in warming and tonifying the liver and kidney, helping Yang and consolidating essence, so they are known as" yang raising herbs "in the pharmacopoeia.". Chinese chive seed is an excitant, which has the effects of consolidating essence, assisting yang, tonifying kidney, treating belt, warming waist and knees, and is suitable for diseases such as ejaculation and polyuria.
"Sperm is not only produced by replenishment, but if there is a phenomenon of non liquefaction, azoospermia, or oligospermia in semen, it cannot be resolved by replenishment.".
4. Foods containing protein, zinc, and selenium
High quality protein is the main raw material for semen formation. Foods with high protein content include lean meat, pig spinal cord, dog meat, beef and mutton, chicken and duck, eggs, fish and shrimp, and bean products. Zinc and selenium are essential ingredients for producing sperm, and oligospermia can occur when they are deficient. Foods containing zinc and selenium include eel, black fish, ginseng, tendon, bean products, lean meat, etc.
