At what age do men start to lose sperm and how to deal with the "sperm period" in men?

When it comes to spermatozoa, I believe all boys will be familiar with it, and spermatozoa is a common phenomenon in boys during puberty. Since the development of men is different, so the age of sperm loss is also different, so, at what age does a man start to lose sperm? How to deal with the male "sperm period"? Let's find out!

1. At what age do men begin to lose sperm

When a man reaches the age of 16 or so, he reaches sexual maturity.If you have normal sex at this time, you will have an ejaculation action. However, if ejaculation occurs from time to time without normal life, it is called spermatozoa. Generally speaking, ejaculation that occurs during sleep is called a dream; And ejaculation in the awake state is called slippery semen.

Dream relics, usually when dreaming, because of the dream of a woman you like, coupled with the tighter underwear, or the quilt is thicker and heavier, it will have a kind of pressure on Ding Ding, objectively creating an environment similar to that of the same room, resulting in involuntary ejaculation. Of course, if you are tired of the situation, such as playing football for a day, climbing a mountain for a day, and being tired from the journey, dreams will also occur.

Slippery semen, which is relatively rare. Generally in the case of wakefulness, there has been no sex for a long time, semen has not been released, and in the sexual environment (such as seeing a woman you like very much, watching porn, etc.), Ding Ding will swell, resulting in ejaculation. Slippery semen should be a serious stage of sperm loss.

2. What should men pay attention to when losing sperm

The frequency of dreams varies from person to person, ranging from a few days to more than ten days, and the same person often does not have a fixed cycle, but is affected by physical condition, diet, emotion, work environment, etc., with a certain degree of randomness.

Spermatozoa will cause a large amount of semen to be expelled from the body through the erect ding, which will inevitably "contaminate" the underwear, which is often overwhelming, especially when living in a group. In this case, it is best to put some toilet paper on the bed in advance so that you can wipe it in time after spermatozoa.

If left untreated, the semen left behind will quickly soak the bedding. Prepare an extra pair of underwear and put it under the quilt so that you can change it in time.

The changed underwear should be washed immediately and exposed to the sun with the inner layer facing outward to achieve the effect of sterilization. A small amount of semen will remain in the urethra after spermatozoa, so it is best to go to the toilet to urinate so that it can be passed in time.

When possible, it is best to wash it with tap water to keep the female private parts clean.

In addition to paying attention to the hygiene of the "sperm period", if you master the rules of your "sperm period", you can also masturbate regularly to eliminate the inconvenience of "pollution" that is difficult to control, but do not abuse this method, so as not to overdo it and affect your physical and mental health.

3. Causes of men's spermatozoa

1. Overflow when the sperm is full: the men's testicles continue to produce sperm, and the seminal vesicles and prostate gland also continue to produce secretions.When stored in the body to a certain amount, semen is automatically excreted from the urethra.

2. Local irritation: the underwear is too tight, the quilt is too heavy, too hot or sleeping on the stomach, so that the genitals are stimulated. Inflammation of the urethra, balanitis, phimosis,The foreskin is too longcan lead to spermatozoa.

3. Sexual stimulation: Too close contact with women makes the mind focus too much on sexual issues, resulting in sperm loss during sleep.

4. Frequent masturbation: Frequent masturbation causes the prostate to be congested, and the spinal ejaculation center is pathologically excited and induces spermatozoa.