How many sperm can a man produce in a day?

The sperm density that a man can produce in his lifetime is about four buckets (about 80 liters). When he uses up his last sperm, a bead with the word "finished" written on it will appear. "It is not surprising that many people believe this absurd legend. However, if a man ejaculates too often, the supply of sperm will be insufficient, which is something everyone should know. So, how many sperm can a man produce in a day?

The total amount of semen released in one ejaculation varies from person to person, but it is generally between 2cc and 7cc, and the total number of sperm in it can be calculated as follows: (50 specific 10 to the sixth power) The specific amount of semen released in one ejaculation means that for a person with a 2cc ejaculation, there are about 100 million sperms; for a person with a 7cc ejaculation, there are about 350 million sperms.

However, although the amount of sperm produced by the human body varies from person to person, it is about 40 to 50 million per day. Therefore, no matter how many times a person ejaculates a day, the sperm production will not be able to catch up; under different circumstances, many people must ejaculate once every three or four days to catch up with the sperm production.

Assuming that a man can produce 50 million sperms a day, and he only ejaculates 2CC each time, which is just in line with the high efficiency of "earning hard and saving money", but if he ejaculates twice a night, he will have used up all his sperm. Therefore, there will be no sperm in his third ejaculation.

In fact, the semen that men ejaculate rarely contains all sperm. Even if there are multiple sperm in the semen, the percentage is very small. The semen accounts for 90% of the semen, and because the body can easily produce it, it is impossible for the supply of sperm to be insufficient, resulting in the inability to have sex and ejaculate. Even if there is only one sperm, there is still the possibility of fertilization, but it will greatly reduce the fertilization rate.