Is it true that men have exhausted their sperm and died? Is excessive male libido considered self harm

A netizen asked: "Is it really possible for a person to die of exhaustion? In fact, regardless of whether it will happen, excessive indulgence is also a form of self harm. Men should not indulge in joy just because they feel refreshed, otherwise it will leave behind many health hazards.

Is it a rumor or a fact?

A netizen is asking this question: Do men really "die of exhaustion"? So I brought in experts to explain and answer questions to help me understand!

The main components of seminal plasma in semen are proteins and various enzymes, as well as inorganic and organic salts containing various chemical elements. These substances can be continuously supplemented from daily food consumption. As long as the nutrition is normal and the body function is normal, they will not be lacking. A normal man only produces 3-5 milliliters of semen at a time, of which seminal plasma accounts for over 90%. The secretion and supplementation of seminal plasma are very rapid, but the production of sperm takes a long time (with a cycle of about 3 months).

Clinical studies have proved that during continuous ejaculation, only the first 1-2 ejaculations have more sperm, and then there is less sperm, or even no sperm. That is, only the secretion of prostate fluid and Bulbourethral gland gland is discharged, and there is no sperm. If continuous ejaculation occurs, it is often the pleasure produced by the contraction of the Ejaculatory duct, and no semen is discharged. This is a self-regulation function of the human body and also a self-protection function.

Due to the fact that continuous ejaculation no longer involves ejaculation of semen, there is no such thing as' sperm exhaustion 'in men.

Some people have observed that as long as a normal man is physically healthy and has a regular diet and rest, he can usually replenish his semen to the normal range within 1-2 days after a single ejaculation. It is precisely in view of this rule of supplementation that clinicians often instruct patients who do Semen analysis to prohibit semen discharge within 3-5 days when taking semen samples, so as to maintain semen at a normal level and make the examination results accurate.

From the above situation, it can be seen that semen does not dry up and normal semen excretion does not result in kidney deficiency. But it must be pointed out that no one can violate their own physiological activity patterns, as excessive indulgence can harm the body.

If you're still scared, increase the sperm count

A healthy body can only increase the number of sperm. Below are some suggestions from experts at Beijing Tongji Men's Hospital, hoping to be helpful to you.