How many times can a man ejaculate in a row?

After orgasm, men will have a period of indifference. Depending on age and sexual ability, the indifference period can be as short as a few minutes or as long as a few hours. As long as this period passes and an erection is achieved again, ejaculation can be performed. However, there is a limit to the amount of sperm that men can store in a short period of time, so continuous ejaculation is also limited. Let's take a closer look.

1. How many times can a man ejaculate in a row?

The process of male orgasm and the accompanying ejaculation subsides quickly, especially the congestion of the genitals subsides quickly. After sexual stimulation stops, the testicles and other parts of the body fall back to their original position and return to their original size. The relaxation process of muscle tension takes about 5 minutes. The biggest difference between the two sexes is that men have a refractory period, that is, there is a period of time after orgasm when they can no longer be sexually aroused, that is, they cannot immediately get an erection again.

The length of the refractory period varies from person to person and age to age. Some young men can regain an erection in just a few minutes, while others cannot regain normal sexual response after several hours. Many men under 30 years old have the ability to ejaculate frequently, and their refractory period during the refractory period is very short. However, this phenomenon is rarely seen after the age of 30. With each ejaculation, the volume of semen decreases progressively, and after multiple ejaculations, there may be no semen left to ejaculate. Men's sexual psychological and physiological resistance to sexual stimulation continues to increase.

2. Physiological process of ejaculation

The first stage: The moment when a man "feels that ejaculation is coming" is just before the first stage of ejaculation. The actual ejaculation begins about 2 seconds after this feeling appears. In other words, it is likely that the expansion of the bulbar urethra and the accumulation of semen components in the prostatic urethra cause the body's receptors to perceive and cause this feeling of inevitable ejaculation.

The second stage: In the second stage of ejaculation (pushing semen from the prostatic part of the urethra to the urethral opening), the male's subjective feelings are divided into two stages: the first stage is to feel the rhythmic and repeated contraction of the urethral sphincter. This feeling lasts from the beginning of the discharge process to the end of the discharge. The strength of the subjective feeling of this contraction is different. The first two or three contractions are very strong, then gradually slow down and weaken, and finally it is not ejaculation, but outflow. The second stage is ejaculation accompanied by euphoria. This subjective feeling of euphoria is strong at the beginning and then decreases significantly. The second stage of euphoria contains the judgment of the volume of semen. The larger the volume of discharged semen, the stronger the euphoria. If you compare the feeling of your first ejaculation after a long period of abstinence with the feeling of your second ejaculation shortly after the refractory period ends, you can tell the difference between them.