What are the harms of excessive ejaculation to the body?

The openness of life has led to many men and women having sex before marriage. Some men have excessively frequent sex. Although it gives them a great sense of accomplishment, it invisibly brings unhealthy factors to themselves. Excessive ejaculation is very harmful to the body. Young men lack certain sexual knowledge, and even if it causes harm to their bodies, they tend to ignore it. So do you know what the harms of excessive ejaculation are to the body?

Ejaculating too much is not good either. Continuous ejaculation in men has serious consequences.

Generally speaking, newlyweds have more frequent sex during the honeymoon period, so men will ejaculate more semen in the first few days, but less and less later. This is because it takes 1-2 days for male semen to form, and if ejaculation is too frequent, it may lead to "supply exceeding demand". This small amount is certainly not a disease, and it will heal without treatment as long as the interval between sexual intercourse is extended. Similar situations will also occur when men masturbate frequently and ejaculate.

Many men mistakenly believe that more semen means better sexual function when ejaculating. In fact, male sexual function is related to factors such as age, androgen and estrogen levels, physical strength and mental state, and has no direct correlation with semen volume.

To prevent excessive sexual intercourse, in addition to paying attention to diet and rest, you should also pay attention to reproductive health.

However, if there is no ejaculation for several days, weeks or even longer, and the amount of semen is still less than 1.5 ml each time, it is called oligospermia. This kind of oligospermia will cause the semen to be unable to fully neutralize the acidic secretions in the vagina, affecting the survival ability of sperm and unable to maintain sufficient nutrition for sperm, thus affecting the activity of sperm and leading to male infertility.

Men with this problem may have reproductive system infection, tuberculosis, gonorrhea, testicular dysfunction, endocrine disorders, urethral stenosis and other diseases. It is best to have a semen test and refrain from sexual intercourse within 5-7 days before the test to avoid spermatorrhea.

The above is an explanation of the harm of excessive ejaculation to the body. This can greatly reduce the quantity and quality of sperm, and cannot maintain sufficient nutritional components of sperm. Instead, it will lead to male infertility symptoms and even cause various reproductive system infections. Therefore, I hope that the majority of male friends who have such bad habits must correct them.