How many sperms can a man produce each time he ejaculates?

Ejaculation is the release of semen from the male genitalia out, this is the result of sexual stimulation such as sex with a partner or masturbation according to physiological needs. When ejaculation takes place, men will feel orgasm and relax.
When you ejaculate, sperm will be released outside. Sperm are male reproductive cells, sperm size is 65-70 μm. Sperm in men consists of the following parts:
Head: The sperm head contains the cell nucleus, with only a thin layer of cytoplasm and a surrounding cell membrane. In front of the sperm head is a thick layer called the cephalothorax (containing many different enzymes, which play an important role in the fertilization process). Sperm Tail: Sperm tail has a neck, middle, main and end part. The middle part of the sperm contains mitochondria arranged in a spiral shape, their role is extremely important in sperm movement because this arrangement allows the sperm to move straight forward. Normally, sperm is produced every day, but it takes 64 - 72 days for the sperm to complete a complete reproductive cycle from spermatogenesis to being fully mature and ready to ejaculate.

Sperm count plays a role in assessing the quality of male fertility, because fertilization is a process that requires the role of eggs in women and sperm in men. If the sperm count in qualified men helps to increase the quality of sperm, increase the chances of pregnancy. Conversely, a low sperm count can cause infertility in men who have difficulty conceiving.
However, when not aiming to conceive, sperm count is an important measure of overall health, because low sperm count in men is often associated with obesity, blood pressure higher risk of diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and metabolic syndrome. How much sperm does a man ejaculate each time? Accordingly, the number of sperm and the concentration of semen per ejaculation depends on the health status of the man at that time. Specifically, the normal sperm count ranges from 15 million - more than 200 million sperm per milliliter of semen. Therefore, if the semen gives less than 15 million sperm per ml, it is considered low sperm count. and high when measuring more than 200 million sperm per milliliter of semen.

The most common sign of low sperm count is difficulty conceiving. In addition, men can observe a few elements of semen after each ejaculation to identify low sperm as follows:
The amount of semen is too small with transparent semen color, white in Desire low sex drive or difficulty maintaining an erection Pain, swelling in one testicle area Decreased facial or body hair

Low sperm quality in men can be caused by a number of factors. Those factors include:
Heredity: If there is a family member with a fertility disorder and poor quality sperm, there is a possibility of heredity. Frequent stress: Being stressed, or encountering many troubles and sadness in life, more or less the quality of sperm will be affected. Using harmful stimulants: If you use alcohol, beer, tobacco or other harmful drinks, it can cause reduced sperm quality, even infertility Have serious medical conditions: People have ever or are suffering from orchitis, prostatitis, chronic disease, cancer,... are at high risk of sperm quality decline.

The healthier the sperm, the higher the chances of successful conception. Therefore, to improve sperm quality, men should:
Exercise regularly: According to analysis, if men do regular and healthy sports activities, they have a higher sperm count than those who do not. do not perform movements or do not exercise. Therefore, exercise not only helps improve physical health but also helps men increase sperm count.

Provide enough vitamins C and D in the diet: Men who lack vitamin C every day also reduce the rate of increase in sperm count and sperm motility. Similarly, men with normal levels of vitamin D in their blood samples were more likely to conceive than those with a vitamin D deficiency. Get enough Lycopene: Lycopene is an antioxidant found in many fruits and vegetables, if men consume 4 to 8 mg of lycopene, it can help increase sperm count and viability. Limit the use of stimulants and tobacco: Smoking has a marked effect on semen quality and sperm function in men of normal fertility. In addition, if you drink a lot of alcohol, the more you produce abnormally shaped sperm, low testosterone, affecting fertility. Wear loose underwear and clothing: The testicles need to be comfortable in an open space with a temperature between 35 and 37°C to create an optimal environment for sperm production. Therefore, wearing underwear and tight clothes will compress the testicles, causing the testicle to increase in temperature. Vinmec International General Hospital with a system of modern facilities, medical equipment and a team of experts and doctors with many years of experience in medical examination and treatment, patients can rest assured to visit. and hospital treatment.

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