Do men have a monthly ejaculation period?

As we all know, after women are over 45 years old, their body functions decline, their estrogen metabolism will gradually decrease, their menstrual periods will also gradually decrease, and they will enter menopause. It is difficult for them to have their periods again, and they will not be able to get pregnant again. Similarly, as men age, their body functions decline, their reproductive function will also decrease, and the total number of male sperm will also decrease. So do men also have a "spermia period"?

Do boys also have a "spermia period"?

In fact, men do not have a "period of spermatogenesis". The total number of female eggs is actually limited. As one is released, one is less. However, the sperm density of men is unlimited. Generally, when women reach the age of 50, their egg cells are almost completely released, and they will no longer have menstruation and will not be able to get pregnant. However, even if men are over 50, they will continue to produce sperm in their 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. Therefore, men do not have a "menopause".

But! Although sperm is produced continuously, the quality and quantity will decrease and decline with the growth and development of age and due to lifestyle factors. As the quantity and quality of sperm decrease, fertility will also decrease. Even if pregnancy occurs, the malformation rate will be higher. Therefore, if you are 50 years old or older and "elderly people are blessed with a baby", prenatal check-ups are very necessary. When the quantity and quality of sperm are very low, although it is not easy to "spermia", azoospermia or oligospermia will occur, which is actually equivalent to "spermia".

What causes "spermia"?

Of course, recession

As age increases, physical functions decline, the metabolism of androgens in the body decreases, and sperm density and quality begin to decline. If you are old and in poor health, "spermia" will occur early, and your fertility will decline or even disappear.

Smoking and drinking

Smoking and drinking can also cause "spermia". If too much tar and nicotine in tobacco are ingested, it will cause endocrine disorders in the human body, which will affect the metabolism of androgens in the human body, and then affect the quality and number of sperm. Studies have also found that tar has the effect of killing sperm. Ethanol has a numbing effect, but it does not always numb the spirit. It can make people drink to relieve their sorrows, and it will also affect the metabolism of androgens in the human body, and then numb sperm, resulting in a decrease in the number and quality of sperm. Moreover, frequent drinking can easily cause problems with the male prostate, which may lead to infertility. Therefore, men who smoke and drink heavily may experience "spermia" early.