Generally speaking, the discharge of a normal male semen is about 3 & mdash; 5 ml, which is as much as a sputum.
Too much or too little semen is a morbid state.For those who have not excreted for a few days, if the amount of semen is less than 1.5 ml, it is medical called overly semen; if the amount of sperm exceeds 8 ml at a time is more than 8 ml, it is called excessive semen.
Too much or too little semen
Excessive semen is caused by hyperthyroidism of seminal vesicular inflammation or pituitary gonad hormones.Seminal vesiculitis is a common disease of young men, which are mostly caused by bacterial infections.When the organs close to the seminal vesicles, such as the prostate, the posterior urethra, colon are infected, or the prostate is induced by other factors, the seminal vesicles are congested, which can easily cause seminal vesiculitis.The main causes of semen are too small, and the dysfunction of the glandular dysfunction or the disorders of endocrine dysfunction makes the seminal vesicles and prostate dysplasia, so the secretion of semi -slurry is reduced.If there is urethral stenosis, the semen cannot be discharged from the urethra, which will also cause the semen to decrease.
Excessive semen affect conception
Excessive semen is essentially secreted or exaggerated by semi -slurry, and the total number of sperm has not changed.This will obviously cause the density of sperm in semen and affect the chance of conception.Due to the inflammatory pathological factors such as inflammation and other pathological factors, the effects and functions of sperm will also interfere with sperm activities.In addition, too much semen will also cause too much semen to bring out a large number of sperm after sexual life to lose from the vagina, which will also reduce the chance of conception.
Health tip
Because the semen must be replenished after 1 to 2 days after a man is excluded at a time, it can be restored to normal.Essence.
(Editor in charge: Chen Bong)
