How long does it take for a man to return to normal after ejaculation?

The feeling of ejaculation is extremely wonderful, and this is something that all men have experienced. Even adolescent boys have experienced the feeling of ejaculation. In their words, ejaculation is like an electric current flowing through the body, which makes them shiver, but this feeling is particularly wonderful. Of course, from a medical point of view, men's ejaculation also requires physical damage, so how long does it take for men to return to normal after ejaculation?

Ejaculation is a normal physiological phenomenon and does not require several days to recover. It can return to normal in one or two hours.

The main causes of painful ejaculation

Ejaculation pain: refers to the paroxysmal pain in the penis, urethra, perineum or lower abdomen that occurs during ejaculation.

Ejaculation is the climax of sexual intercourse for men, and the process is completed by the rhythmic contraction of the accessory sex organs, perineal muscles and the penis. Under normal circumstances, the action of ejaculation is accompanied by a pleasant feeling and does not cause pain. Sexual medicine research shows that ejaculation pain is mostly caused by organic lesions of the reproductive organs.

1. Urinary tract and sexual organ infection Male lower urinary tract infection is the most common cause of ejaculation pain, including urethritis, cystitis, prostatitis, etc. These infections can cause local tissue congestion and swelling, and the pain threshold is lowered. A series of rhythmic contractions during ejaculation is a mechanical stimulation to the inflammatory lesions, often accompanied by severe pain with ejaculation. In addition, seminal vesiculitis and epididymitis can also cause ejaculation pain. This is because in addition to the pain caused by their own lesions, the discharge of secretions and sperm into the vas deferens will aggravate the pain. Some patients will experience painful spermatorrhea.

2. Malignant tumors Malignant tumors of male urogenital organs often cause pain during ejaculation. For example, when tumors occur in the testicles or epididymis, the pressure generated by sexual activity and the rotation and elevation of the testicles can cause pain, but the pain is relatively mild, mostly presenting as dull pain or soreness. Although the chances of tumors occurring in the prostate, seminal vesicles, and vas deferens are low, the progression of the disease is often insidious, and this type of pain should be a "warning signal" that should be taken seriously.

Urinary tract stones Urinary tract stones are a common disease in men. Bladder stones and ureteral stones in the lower urinary tract can cause ejaculation pain. This is because stones are hard foreign bodies. During ejaculation, the contraction and peristalsis of local soft tissues squeeze the stones and cause pain. Severe urinary tract stones can cause secondary infection, making the pain worse.

3. Male diseases such as urogenital tuberculosis, urethral polyps, and penile induration can also cause ejaculation pain; excessive movements during sexual intercourse and excessive sexual activity can cause excessive work of the gonads and cause pain.