Why do I want to ejaculate for no reason?

We all know that male ejaculation is actually a normal physiological process. A normal man should be able to complete the whole process from sexual impulse to orgasm and finally ejaculation, and there should be no obvious discomfort during the whole process. The amount and characteristics of male ejaculation should also be within a normal range. If you always want to ejaculate, it is recommended that such friends go to the hospital for a check-up immediately, because if there is not enough sexual excitement and a normal environment and situation, it should not be or is not necessary to always ejaculate. If you ejaculate or have the idea of ​​ejaculation without normal sexual excitement and environmental conditions, there must be some problems, so it is recommended that these friends go to the hospital for medical treatment immediately.

Male ejaculation is a key physiological function of the body. Male ejaculation is carried out under a series of complex nerve and muscle coordinated activities. First, the body's semen is produced in the testicles. After the sperm is produced in the convoluted vas deferens in the testicles, it is transmitted to the seminal vesicles for storage through the ejaculatory ducts.

Normal men will have erections during sexual intercourse due to sexual arousal or sexual impulses. After erections, men are ready to ejaculate. When continued sexual arousal leads to sexual pleasure, sexual pleasure triggers the ejaculation reflex, which causes the pelvic muscles to contract cooperatively, allowing semen to be ejected from the body through the urethra, completing the ejaculation process. The amount of semen ejaculated at one time is about 2-5 ml, and the number of sperm in men can reach hundreds of millions.

Male ejaculation, from a medical point of view, can be divided into three phases: Phase 1, sperm and secretions produced by the testicles enter the tail end of the epididymal cyst, and then the epididymal cyst, ejaculatory duct, and seminal vesicle contract, allowing sperm and secretions and secretions of the seminal vesicle to enter the urethra after the prostate, also known as ejaculation. Phase 2, the semen metabolized by the prostate enters the urethra after the prostate through the prostate duct and mixes with the previous fluid. Phase 3, at this time, the pelvic floor muscles contract and the bladder neck closes, causing the semen to gush out from the urethra.