At what age do boys start to ejaculate? You must know this

Normally, boys enter puberty at the age of ten. During puberty, males will experience spermatorrhea, which is a sign of physical maturity of boys. The age at which each person begins to experience spermatorrhea is different, after all, everyone's maturity period is different.

1. Sperm emission is a physiological phenomenon, and it is a sign that the male reproductive glands are beginning to mature. At what age do boys begin to ejaculate? Boys begin to enter puberty at around 10 years old, generally around 13-15 years old, and spontaneous ejaculation may occur without sexual intercourse or masturbation. If ejaculation occurs during the day when one is awake, it is called "spermia". Most ejaculation occurs during sleep at night, which is called "nocturnal emission". Why does sperm emission occur? This is because young men begin to produce semen containing sperm as their sexual development matures. When the semen reaches a certain amount, there is no place in the body to contain it, so it is discharged from the body in the form of sperm emission. This is exactly in accordance with the law of "fullness leads to overflow". Therefore, sperm emission is a normal physiological phenomenon. According to a survey, 97% of men have experienced spermatorrhea by the age of 18.

2. After the first male spermatorrhea, the physical development of the adolescent gradually improves and the growth rate begins to slow down. At the same time, the testicles, epididymis and penis grow rapidly, approaching the state of adults. Contemporary medicine believes that spermatorrhea can relieve the accumulated sexual pressure in the human body to a certain extent and create a physiological balance. Spermatorrhea is often related to some dreams of contact with the opposite sex. Due to the lack of sexual knowledge, adolescents often feel nervous or ashamed after having a dream of spermatorrhea, fearing that others will know. This emotion is unnecessary.

3. After men enter puberty, the testicles begin to produce sperm from around the age of 15. Once the spermatogenesis of the testicles begins, it can be maintained until old age. After middle age, although the spermatogenesis ability will gradually decrease, it never stops. The sperm produced by the testicles first enters the epididymis and vas deferens and is temporarily stored. Since the spermatogenesis of the testicles is continuous, the sperm in the storage area will soon be full, and there will be a state of excess sperm, which is usually cyclical. People of different ages have different spermatogenesis abilities, so the time required for the sperm in the storage area to reach a full state is also different. For young men, the sperm production in the testicles reaches full state in about 24 hours on average. This state will stimulate sexual impulse physiologically and will cause strong liking and admiration for women psychologically.