How long does it take for men to ejaculate?

Many people are actually very concerned about the time it takes for men to ejaculate, which is closely related to the overall duration of sexual life. If the time is set too fast, it may also be caused by diseases, such as impotence, premature ejaculation, etc. These are all sexual dysfunctions. Under normal circumstances, the time it takes to ejaculate is also long or short, which is related to the individual's physical fitness. So how long does it take for men to ejaculate in general?

1. It is best for men not to ejaculate more than three times a day and more than ten times a week. For adult men, the ability to control ejaculation cannot be established in a short period of time. It requires continuous training and strengthening in the common life of the couple. Even for men with good ejaculation control ability, their sexual ability can be affected by many factors. In addition, urination is a personal matter, while sex life involves the cooperation and coordination of sexual partners.

2. Sexual intercourse duration refers to the time from the male penis inserting into the vagina until ejaculation is completed. Statistics from American sex researchers have found that the average American couple has sexual intercourse for 5-9 minutes. Very few men can last for several minutes or even more than an hour. The true manifestation of strong sexual ability should be the ability to control ejaculation "with ease", rather than simply measuring it by the length of time. In fact, for men, prolonged sexual intercourse not only causes damage to reproductive organs, but may also be a manifestation of ejaculation disorders; and for women, their partner's delayed climax will also cause them physical and mental burdens.

3. Usually, the amount of semen a man ejaculates each time is about 2 to 6 ml. If the amount of semen is less than 1 ml each time, it is called too little semen; and if the amount of semen is more than 6 ml each time, it is called too much semen. Abnormal semen volume accounts for about 2% of male infertility, and the main reason is too little semen. The reasons for too little semen are physiological and pathological. Before a man ejaculates, his body must go through a series of specific "procedures". Under sufficient sexual stimulation, the central nervous system in the brain responsible for ejaculation becomes excited and transmits signals downward, causing the vas deferens to contract, compressing semen, sperm, and epididymal fluid into the posterior urethra. At the same time, the bladder neck is closed to form high pressure, and the external sphincter relaxes to complete ejaculation.