If a man has a high sperm count, conceiving may not be easy. And if their partner does get pregnant, she has a slightly higher chance of having an abortion.
High Sperm Count
Hyperspermia, also called “High Sperm Count,” is when a man makes a lot of sperm when he ejaculates. Semen is the fluid that includes sperm and comes out of a man’s reproductive system when sexually active.
The average amount of sperm made when a man ejaculate is between 1.5-5 milliliters. Hyperspermia happens when a man makes more sperm than this range.
Men who have High Sperm Count have a high sex drive.
Hyperspermia Cause
The exact Hyperspermia cause still unknown, But the following are some factors that can cause hyperspermia:
- Hydration
- Hormonal fluctuations.
- Medication for treating fertility or hormonal issues.
- The gap between sexual activity and masturbation.
Symptoms
These symptoms can relate to hyperspermia.
- Semen color may appear whiter or more opaque.
- Ejaculate may appear thicker or denser than usual.
- Increase sexual desire.
- Painful Ejaculation.
Diagnosis
Following are some diagnosis processes for High Sperm Count:
- Physical Examination. Enlarged testes
- Semen Analysis.
- Hormone Test.
- Urological Evaluation.
Treatment of Hyperspermia
Hyperspermia is not considered a medical disorder that needs treatment unless it’s not affecting your ability to get your partner pregnant.
A Sexologist may suggest some medicines or sperm retrieval techniques for fertility caused by high sperm count.
