The dangers of excessive ejaculation

Frequent masturbation or sexual intercourse may cause excessive ejaculation in men, which may eventually lead to some adverse consequences. Although ejaculation is a normal physiological reaction, people should also be aware that excessive ejaculation can be very harmful. Now let’s take a look at the harm that frequent ejaculation can cause.

What are the dangers of excessive ejaculation in men?

1. Excessive ejaculation affects conception: When the organs adjacent to the seminal vesicle, such as the prostate, posterior urethra, colon, etc. are infected, or when the prostate and seminal vesicle are congested in some cases, the bacteria can easily take advantage of the situation and induce seminal vesiculitis. Excessive semen is actually excessive secretion or exudation of seminal plasma, while the total number of sperm has not changed, which will naturally cause the sperm density in the semen to decrease, thereby reducing the chance of conception. Excessive secretion of seminal plasma can also interfere with the activity and function of sperm due to pathological factors such as inflammation. In addition, excessive ejaculation will cause semen containing a large number of sperm to be lost from 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, nightmares, dizziness, palpitations, etc.

3. Urogenital system diseases: Chronic prostatitis leads to frequent urination, white dripping of urine at the end, discomfort in the lower abdomen and perineum, soreness and weakness in the waist, loss of libido, impotence (ED), premature ejaculation, and anejaculation. It is recommended that men pay attention to their daily hygiene and avoid having sex or masturbating too frequently, generally once a week is sufficient.

4. Excessive ejaculation: Semen contains an antibacterial substance comparable to penicillin - semen cytokinin. Sperm plasmin is a protein with unique functions. Once it enters the cell, it can prevent the synthesis of ribonucleic acid and kill bacteria. It has been observed from laboratory cultures that semen cytokines can kill a variety of pathogenic bacteria, including Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus. There is no doubt that if too much semen is consumed, it will inevitably affect the content of cytoplasm in the body, thus giving bacteria and viruses an opportunity to take advantage, leading to the occurrence of certain diseases, and also causing certain harm to the body.