Let me tell you how much milliliters of semen is normal for men to ejaculate?

The normal amount of semen a man ejaculates each time is 2 to 6 ml, and the amount is related to the frequency of ejaculation. The more times you ejaculate, the less semen you ejaculate each time. The longer the abstinence period, the more semen will be ejaculated. If the amount of semen ejaculated each time is less than 1 ml, it is called too little ejaculation, and if the amount of semen ejaculated each time is greater than 6 ml, it is called too much ejaculation.

Ejaculation of too little or too much is abnormal and you should go to the hospital for examination. Sperm accounts for 5% of the semen volume, and seminal plasma accounts for 95%. Seminal plasma is mainly the fluid secreted by the accessory glands (prostate, paraurethral glands, seminal vesicles, etc.). When the accessory glands are inflamed, hyperfunction or the abstinence period is long, the amount of semen ejaculated will be too much and the sperm density will be reduced. During sexual intercourse, a large amount of semen may flow out of the vagina and cause infertility.

Low semen volume, accompanied by a lack of fructose in sperm and seminal plasma, may be caused by obstruction of the ejaculatory duct or congenital deficiency of the seminal vesicles. If sperm is present, it may be due to low hormone levels or impaired accessory inflammatory function. Of course, as men age, all systems in the body gradually decline, including the reproductive system, and the amount of semen ejaculated each time will gradually decrease.