Sperm and egg are both normal reproductive cells produced by the human body. If they do not meet and become fertilized eggs during maturity, they will be absorbed or expelled from the body. Men who have not had sexual activity for a long time and are unable to actively ejaculate will ejaculate through nocturnal emissions. So, how long does it take for ejaculation to occur?
Usually it takes one month, but in reality it varies from person to person. The maturation cycle of male sperm is generally three months, but due to the continuous production and development of sperm, male sperm are generally abundant for most of the time. Men with better physical constitution have more abundant sperm count. If they do not actively ejaculate within a month, they may experience one or two instances of nocturnal emissions. But some men may take longer.
Ejaculation is a normal phenomenon in males. It is not a problem for healthy men to have one or two or seven or eight nocturnal emissions per month. But excessive nocturnal emissions require attention to physical problems and need to be checked. Abnormal semen from nocturnal emissions, such as appearing watery or too thick to liquefy, is also an abnormal manifestation that requires attention.
In fact, most of the sperm that men fail to expel from the body in a timely manner are cleared through nocturnal emissions or absorption in the body. Therefore, if men do not have nocturnal emissions for a long time, there are also some problems, and they should be careful of azoospermia or oligospermia. These sperm problems will have an impact on future fertility.
