Is it okay to ejaculate a lot during puberty? Some things to know about ejaculation during puberty

Besides changes in appearance, psychology, ejaculation is one of the important physiological milestones showing that male adolescents have officially entered puberty. Here are the basics you need to know about puberty ejaculation.

Ejaculation is the discharge of semen (semen released from the male genitals) when a man orgasms. The amount of semen at each release is usually about 3-4ml and contains about 300 million sperm. During puberty, a male's testicles begin to develop and produce sperm and the hormone testosterone. At the same time, the body also begins to grow rapidly and has secondary sexual characteristics such as: beard growth, voice cracking (loud voice), muscle enlargement, penis enlargement... An important milestone It marks the period of puberty of the adolescent male that is the first ejaculation. Usually, the age of first ejaculation in men is around 14-16 years old. The ejaculation process consists of 4 stages:
Stage of stimulation; The stage of control and tolerance; Stages of ejaculation and orgasm; Recovery phase.

2.1. Masturbation Masturbation is a normal sexual act that occurs in both men and women of all ages (including adolescence). Masturbation can take place through manual sexual stimulation or the use of an assistive device. Through masturbation, men can achieve orgasm and have a reflex to ejaculate.
Masturbation is a way of self-fulfilling sexual needs and is considered one of the safe sex acts. Although there is no risk of STIs, this activity should be done in moderation, not too much. At the same time, men also need to know how to keep hygiene and avoid the risk of hurting and scratching the genitals when using support tools; Do not share masturbation equipment with others.
2.2. Nightmares The phenomenon of nightmares during puberty is very common. This phenomenon is also known as "wet dreaming" because it occurs mainly during sleep. Adolescent males can dream of cuddling, having sex with a girl... and being highly aroused leading to ejaculation. This is completely normal physiological phenomenon, is a sign of maturation of sexual and reproductive function. Therefore, young people should not be embarrassed, shy or overly worried.
2.3. Ejaculation Different from the above two cases, spermatozoa is a physiological disorder in which semen leaks uncontrollably without orgasm or ejaculatory reflex. This condition, if it occurs frequently, may stem from pathology or abnormalities of the genitourinary system (abnormalities in the structure of the seminal vesicles, ejaculatory ducts...).
Prolonged ejaculation can lead to erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation. These diseases not only affect the quality of sex life but also reduce male fertility in adulthood.

Although ejaculation is a normal physiological phenomenon when boys reach puberty, it can still be a very new and confusing thing for many children. In addition, there are also some cases where this unusual phenomenon can also cause anxiety in children. Therefore, parents need to have a correct and accurate understanding of the changes in puberty and be ready to advise and explain clearly to their children about the necessary issues involved. In addition, it is also necessary to monitor for abnormal pathological signs to take appropriate treatment and treatment measures. Never let an abnormal situation last long because it can be harmful to your child's health, living and learning habits.
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