Is it possible to kill semen if you take too many shots on a plane? Is there any help?

Frequent masturbation generally does not directly lead to dead sperm, but it may affect sperm quality due to excessive consumption. Long-term and frequent masturbation may cause inflammation of the reproductive system such as prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis, which will indirectly affect sperm motility. If sperm quality declines, it can usually be improved through lifestyle adjustments and medical intervention.

Moderate masturbation is a normal physiological behavior and will not significantly affect sperm survival rate. The sperm production cycle is about 72 days, and the testicles will continue to produce new sperm to replace the discharged sperm. However, frequent ejaculation in a short period of time may lead to a decrease in semen volume or a temporary decrease in sperm concentration, which usually recovers within a few days after stopping masturbation. Maintaining a regular daily schedule, avoiding high temperature environments, and supplementing zinc and other nutrients can help maintain normal spermatogenesis.

If you masturbate multiple times a day and continue for a long time, it may induce chronic prostate congestion and increase the risk of bacterial infection. Prostatic fluid is an important component of semen. When the prostate is inflamed, the enzymes it secretes are reduced, which may lead to abnormal semen liquefaction or decreased sperm motility. This type of situation needs to be diagnosed through routine examination of prostatic fluid. Commonly used clinical drugs include Qianlieshutong capsules, tamsulosin hydrochloride sustained-release capsules, etc., which can be used with warm water sitz baths to relieve symptoms. Seminal vesiculitis may also lead to an increase in the rate of hematospermia or sperm abnormalities, requiring targeted antibiotics after semen bacterial culture.

It is recommended to limit the frequency of masturbation to 2-3 times a week and avoid doing it when you are tired or stressed. If you have symptoms such as perineal swelling and pain, frequent urination, or abnormal color of semen, you should go to the urology department or andrology department in time. Fertility can be assessed through semen analysis, sex hormone testing, etc. If necessary, spermogenic tablets, vitamin E soft capsules and other medications can be used for conditioning. Maintaining moderate exercise, wearing loose underwear, and avoiding prolonged sitting have a positive effect on sperm health. Patients with severe oligoasthenozoospermia may consider assisted reproductive technology.