Normal ejaculation time for men

Many male friends are very concerned about their ejaculation time. If they ejaculate early, they will feel very dissatisfied and want to prolong their ejaculation time. In fact, don’t pursue it too much. As long as it is within the normal ejaculation time, it is in a healthy state. However, if some conditions have occurred in the body, you must never ignore the adverse reactions.

The strength and distance of male ejaculation are directly proportional to sexual ability. The ejaculation distance of normal healthy men is 20 to 60 cm, and the ejaculation distance of strong young men can reach 1 meter. However, with the decline of sexual ability and the increase of age, the reaction during orgasm will also degenerate. The strength and distance of male ejaculation gradually decrease and shorten, and the semen does not spray out, but overflows or flows out, which is called weak ejaculation. The ejaculation distance of men after the age of 50 is about 10 to 20 cm, or even shorter. People with weak ejaculation are often accompanied by a decrease or disappearance of pleasure, or even no feeling of ejaculation.

A man's ejaculation ability reflects his sexual ability, sexual feelings and physical condition to a certain extent. The more powerful the ejaculation, the farther the distance, the more semen, and the greater the sperm density, the better the health of the man, the stronger his physical fitness, and he will definitely perform well in his sexual life. Many men with low sexual function and decreased libido, especially middle-aged and elderly men, often complain to doctors that they have lost their ability to ejaculate. In the past, they "ejaculated", but now they "flow out".

However, the force of ejaculation varies from person to person, and the distance of ejaculation also varies significantly from person to person. Some people are very energetic and have enough physical strength, and the distance of their ejaculation can exceed 1 meter; some people can only ejaculate a few centimeters away, or just leak out of the urethra, which is not necessarily a serious disease.

Excessive ejaculation does not only mean that the amount of semen in one ejaculation exceeds the standard, but also includes the total amount of ejaculation in a period of time. A normal male ejaculates 2 to 6 ml each time during sexual intercourse, and the amount is related to the frequency of ejaculation. The more times you ejaculate, the less semen you ejaculate each time; the longer you abstain from sex, the more semen you ejaculate. If the amount of each ejaculation is less than 1 ml, it is called too little ejaculation, and if it is more than 6 ml each time, it is too much ejaculation.

Too much or too little ejaculation is abnormal and should be checked in the hospital. Sperm accounts for 5% of the semen volume, and seminal plasma accounts for 95%. Seminal plasma is mainly the fluid secreted by accessory glands (prostate, paraurethral glands, seminal vesicles, etc.). When the accessory glands are inflamed, hyperfunction or long abstinence, the amount of semen ejaculated will be too much, the sperm density will decrease, and during sexual intercourse, a large amount of semen may flow out of the vagina, leading to infertility. For a healthy mature male, the amount of semen discharged each time should be 3 to 5 ml. If the semen volume is less than 1.5 ml without ejaculation for several days, it is oligospermia.