Is it normal to have spermatogenesis at the age of 20?

Most boys in puberty encounter the problem of frequent spermatorrhea. With the growth of knowledge about both sexes during puberty, everyone gradually understands the situation of frequent spermatorrhea. However, there are also some people who have never experienced frequent spermatorrhea, even in adulthood. So, is it normal to have frequent spermatorrhea at the age of 20? Let's take a look at the following explanation!

What is spermatogenesis

Frequent spermatorrhea is the ejaculation of sperm during sexual intercourse. It is more common in adolescent males. It is generally a normal physiological phenomenon. After entering puberty, the male reproductive organs gradually mature. The testicles continue to produce sperm, and the testicular cyst, prostate gland and seminal vesicles and other attached sex hormone secretions form semen. When sperm and semen are stored to a certain level, they need to be excreted from the body. According to the time of frequent spermatorrhea, it is divided into nocturnal emission and spermatorrhea: when it occurs during sleep and dreaming, it is called nocturnal emission, and when it occurs while awake, it is called spermatorrhea.

Causes of Frequent Ejaculation

1. Psychological barriers

Due to the lack of knowledge about the two sexes, the over-centralized concept of sexual needs and the easy acceptance of sexual excitement make the cerebral cortex continue to have sexual impulses, which in turn causes frequent ejaculation.

2. The impact of natural environment on sexual arousal

The related camera shots in pornographic books or videos stimulate the human brain and cause frequent nocturnal emission.

3. Overwork

Excessive energy or use of the brain can make the body tired, poor sleep quality, and increased activity of the subcortical nerve centers in the cerebral cortex, leading to frequent nocturnal emission.

4. Inflammatory irritation

Inflammation of the reproductive organs and associated sex hormones, such as balanitis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, epididymitis, etc., can cause frequent spermatorrhea.

5. Physical elements

Lying flat on your back to sleep with a warm and thick blanket can stimulate or compress your genitals, or wearing tight underwear can cause frequent spermatorrhea.

6. When the spirit is full, it will overflow

The male testicles continuously produce sperm, and the seminal vesicles and prostate gland also continuously produce secretions. When the body stores a certain amount, the semen is automatically discharged from the urethra.

Frequent ejaculation itself is not a menstrual cycle and is irregular. The frequency of frequent ejaculation is related to work stress. Sometimes too much stress, physical discomfort, and mental anxiety can also increase the frequency of frequent ejaculation. Therefore, whether frequent ejaculation is normal depends on whether the man's body and mind are normal at that time. Some men have never ejaculated in their entire lives, which is also normal.

Frequent spermatorrhea is not a sensational disease. Frequent spermatorrhea rarely occurs in boys under 12 years old. The incidence of spermatorrhea in boys aged 14 is about 25%. The incidence is higher in male adolescents in cities and with better economic development. The incidence is about 55% at the age of 16, 70% at the age of 18, 75% to 80% at the age of 20, and at least 90% of men at the age of 45 have experienced frequent spermatorrhea under certain circumstances. As they get older, the problem of spermatorrhea disappears for many men.