Is it harmful to ejaculate twice?

Too many ejaculations can cause great harm to men's bodies. The amount of semen ejaculated every day will become very small, causing the quality of sperm to decline. If this continues for a long time, it will cause infertility or even impotence, which must be paid attention to. In addition, it will also cause some systemic symptoms in the body, such as memory loss and decreased comprehension ability.

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.

If the amount of semen discharged exceeds 8 ml at a time, it is called excessive semen, which is also a pathological condition, mostly caused by seminal vesiculitis and hypersecretion of pituitary gonadotropin. When the organs adjacent to the seminal vesicle, such as the prostate, posterior urethra, colon, etc., are infected, or in some cases, when the prostate and seminal vesicle are congested, bacteria can easily take advantage of the opportunity to enter and induce seminal vesiculitis.

1. Excessive ejaculation affects conception: When the organs near the seminal vesicle, such as the prostate, posterior urethra, colon, etc., are infected, or in some cases, when the prostate and seminal vesicle are congested, bacteria can easily take advantage of the situation and induce seminal vesiculitis. In addition, excessive ejaculation will cause semen containing a large number of sperm to flow out of the vagina, which will also reduce the chance of conception.

2. Central nervous system and systemic symptoms such as depression, memory loss, inattention, decreased comprehension, insomnia, frequent dreams, dizziness, palpitations, decreased intelligence, etc.

3. Urinary and reproductive system diseases Chronic prostatitis causes frequent urination, white urine at the end, discomfort in the lower abdomen and perineum, backache and weakness, loss of libido, impotence (ED), premature ejaculation, and anejaculation. It is recommended that you pay attention to hygiene and avoid frequent intercourse or masturbation, generally once a week is sufficient.