Is it normal for junior high school boys to lose sperm? What are the reasons for sperm loss in junior high school boys?

Spermatozoa is not new to adult men, but many teenagers don't know it so clearly. Normally, male spermatozoa is a very normal physiological phenomenon and an inevitable result of physical development. So, is it normal for boys to lose sperm in the third year of junior high school, and what are the reasons for sperm loss?

1. Normal situation

Spermatozoa medically refers to the phenomenon of ejaculation that occurs when men are not having sex, and most of them are normal, and most of them occur in adolescent men.Boys in the third year of junior high school are in the period of puberty, and it is normal to have sperm loss, as long as it is not frequent, there is no need to worry. It is important to pay attention to body cleanliness and hygiene, do not wear underwear that is too tight or too loose, and keep the lower body ventilated and breathable.

2. Causes of spermatozoa

Male spermatozoa is closely related to physical development, especially the development of the reproductive organs. Generally, after entering puberty, the level of male hormone secretion in the male body will increase significantly, and the development of testicles, buttoes and other reproductive organs will be accelerated and gradually mature. Organs such as the testicles continue to produce seminal plasma and accumulate, and when the sperm is stored to a certain extent, it will be automatically excreted from the body, so spermatozoa is produced. It is usually divided into slippery and dreamy relics, which correspond to waking time and dreaming time, respectively.

3. Popular science of sperm relics

Although spermatozoa is a normal physiological phenomenon, it is not produced by every adolescent boy.Generally, men will only have sperm loss after the age of 12, and there are very few before that, and the probability of sperm loss will continue to increase with age, about 80% at the age of 20, and the sperm loss will gradually disappear after puberty. As long as there are no other symptoms in the body after sperm loss, there is no need to worry.