Introduction to Normal Sperm Count

I believe that most of you are unfamiliar with the normal number of sperm and how much is discharged every day. So when is the best time to conceive? When is the fastest time to conceive? This has become a question that many couples are concerned about. Next, I will introduce the normal number of sperm to you. Let's learn about it together in the following article.

The maximum amount of semen a normal adult male ejaculates is 2-6 ml (about one-third of the bottle cap of Nutri-Express), with 300-500 million sperm. The amount of semen ejaculated at one time is closely related to the number of ejaculations. The more times you ejaculate, the less semen you will have, and vice versa.

If the amount of ejaculated is still less than 2 ml after 5-7 days of abstinence, it is considered as semen reduction; if there is no ejaculation, it is called azoospermia. If the amount of ejaculated at one time exceeds 8 ml, the sperm is diluted and it is not conducive to fertility. Semen is grayish white (milky white, light yellow or colorless are all normal), and it becomes translucent milky white after self-liquefaction. It may appear slightly light yellow if you have not ejaculated for a long time.

For single men, if they don't even have a partner, there is no need to worry about their semen problems. It is just a waste of time. If the woman still cannot get pregnant after one year of marriage, then it is time to see a doctor to find out the cause of infertility.

After understanding the normal number of sperm, I believe that all friends have a certain detailed understanding of the life in the bathhouse. It is recommended that you do not smoke or drink excessively. Smoking will bring health hazards to your body and affect the number of sperm discharged.