How many sperm does a man ejaculate at one time

As we all know, during the whole process of sexual life between men and women, the density of sperms released by men during ejaculation is very high. Ejaculation is a whole process, which is the whole process of releasing sperms and semens in the epididymis to the outside of the body. Sperms are upgraded and replaced, and generally a batch of sperms are upgraded every 90 days. So, how many sperms does a guy in estrus produce when he ejaculates once?

The average volume of a man's ejaculation is 2.75ml, and 1-7ml is normal. A man can replenish his semen 1-2 days after ejaculation. It takes about 70 days for a man's sperm to be produced. After it is produced, it is "condensed" in the semen and cannot move freely. Within 5-30 minutes before a man ejaculates, the semen changes from a jelly state to a thinner state. 400 million sperms are free and rush to the egg cell. Only one or two can have this honor and fuse with the egg cell. Because they can only survive for 72 hours, and can only live for 12-48 hours on the journey through the length of the vagina and uterus, most of them die halfway, and very few of them have a time advantage.

However, most of these sperm lose their vitality and die in the acidic and alkaline environment of the female reproductive system. Only a very small number of strong sperm can survive, and finally pass through the cervix and uterus, enter the uterus and ovary, and fuse with the egg cell, leaving only one. Frequent masturbation is not recommended, as it will reduce the survival rate of sperm.

A normal estrus man can release millions or even more than 200 million sperms in one ejaculation. The main component of semen is water, accounting for more than 90%. In addition to mature sperm, there are 1% of other body cells, such as immature spermatogonia, spermatocytes, squamous epithelial cells and a small number of white blood cells that fall off the reproductive tract. In the semen of distorted men, the composition of these body cells reaches more than 30%. In addition to body cells, semen also contains human fat and protein particles, melanin particles, unsaturated fatty acid bodies of semen, carbonates, enzymes, lactic acid bacteria and glucose.

The above is a detailed introduction to how much semen a man in estrus ejaculates at a time. I hope it can help everyone deal with their concerns. Finally, I would like to remind all male friends that a healthy lifestyle has a great relationship with the quality of sperm, so everyone should pay attention.