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Issues related to fertility, including dilution of sperm concentration, conception complications, and hormonal imbalances.
What counts as a “big load” is measurable: most men ejaculate roughly 1.25–5 mL (about ¼–1 teaspoon) and medical definitions flag volumes above roughly 6–6.3 mL as unusually large or “hyperspermia,” w...
Thresholds for diagnosing hyperspermia—that is, abnormally large ejaculate volume—vary across clinical and popular sources; many cite cutoffs between about 5 mL and 6.3 mL per ejaculation but there is...