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The amount of semen released during ejaculation is influenced by a mix of neurological control and urological conditions.
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...
Ejaculate volume is clearly linked to the duration of ejaculatory abstinence: most large cross-sectional, longitudinal and meta-analytic studies show semen volume rises with longer abstinence and fall...
Semen volume commonly declines with age and the change becomes more noticeable after the late 30s to 40s, driven by a mix of physiological aging, glandular and structural changes, hormonal shifts, ner...