Semen bacterial culture is usually required to be done within 2~7 days when there is no coital behavior.
Abstinence from sexual intercourse for at least 2~7 days before having a semen culture is required in order to make the test results more accurate and avoid interference from other factors.
Through the semen bacterial culture can find out from it whether there are bacteria present in the semen and analyze the type of pathogenic bacteria to exclude some pathogenic factors, such as urethritis, cystitis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, etc.; some men who have bacteria in their spirit may be triggered by mumps, which can be targeted for treatment after clarifying the type of pathogenic bacteria through the sperm bacterial culture.
Before the sperm bacterial culture, it is also not allowed to use medication without authorization, especially antibiotics and glucocorticoid drugs, otherwise it will affect the diagnostic results. If bacteria are found after the test, then strictly follow the doctor’s requirements to use reasonable medication.