The "One, Two, Three" of Male Ejaculation, The Importance of Male Reproductive Health Care

"The 'One, Two, Three' of Male Ejaculation"

Many times, men joke among themselves about poor sexual quality, calling it "123," meaning "very fast"..... So what exactly is the medical process of male ejaculation like? Haha, coincidentally, it also has three steps....

Ejaculation is a physiological response in healthy men under strong sexual stimulation. It is mainly a reflex activity governed by the brain and spinal cord centers. Sexual stimulation received by men during sexual activity is transmitted to the brain through the spinal cord, and the brain issues the command to ejaculate, causing semen to be expelled and completing the entire process of orgasm and ejaculation.

The specific male ejaculation process is:

Step one, when sexual stimulation reaches a certain level, the smooth muscles of the epididymis and vas deferens contract, driving sperm to move toward the posterior urethra. At the same time, the bladder sphincter contracts to prevent semen from entering the bladder and urine from entering the urethra. In the posterior urethra, sperm mixes with secretions from the prostate, seminal vesicles, and bulbourethral glands to form semen;

Step two, when sexual excitement reaches the ejaculation threshold, the muscles at the neck of the bladder contract, and testicular fluid, epididymal fluid, sperm, seminal vesicle fluid, and prostatic fluid are discharged into the posterior urethra. At this point, there is a feeling of fullness in the posterior urethra and a sensation of impending ejaculation, called "emission";

Step three, strong sexual stimulation caused by increased movement speed triggers rhythmic contractions of the ischiocavernosus and bulbospongiosus muscles at the base, ejecting semen from the urethral opening to complete ejaculation. During ejaculation, there is an indescribable feeling of comfort and pleasure, accompanied by increased breathing and heart rate, elevated blood pressure, and both voluntary and involuntary contractions of the whole body's muscles.

In completing the entire ejaculation process, the prostate is an important site directly involved in completing ejaculation. When sexual activity reaches orgasm, the prostate produces regular contraction and relaxation movements, completing the entire ejaculation process. We have previously covered the prostate in popular science, and it is also a very sensitive area in men. Semen undergoes rapid contraction and relaxation as it passes through, which is one of the reasons why men experience the pleasure of ejaculation during orgasm. Therefore, it is essential to take good care of your prostate.