1, reduce the viability of sperm. The prostate fluid secreted by the prostate gland is an integral part of the semen that supplies sperm nutrients. If inflammation occurs, the prostate fluid will also contain a large number of bacteria and bacterial toxins due to the presence of inflammation, which can consume the nutrients of seminal plasma, thus affecting the survival of sperm.
2, reduce the vitality of sperm. When inflammation occurs in the prostate, the activity of enzymes in the prostate fluid decreases, prolonging the liquefaction time of semen and hindering the motility of sperm.
3, kill the sperm. The inflammation of the prostate will cause the body to produce anti-sperm antibodies, which have a killing effect on sperm.