Hi, im a 17 year old male and when i was 13 early teenage years when i was going through early puberty i used to get hard real easy now it’s no where near as easy and i think my testicles back then were probably bigger than they are now?
Is this normal what’s wrong?
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No, that has nothing to do with your sperm count. When you start puberty, you get hard randomly all the time. As you mature, you only get hard when you’re really horny and usually you need some contact with it. You don’t just get random erections anymore. That’s what’s happening.
idk i am not a doctor
IT means that you need a professional "lady escort" to help you get a woody and perhaps some action!
First off, u shud get such queries answered by your doctor.
WOA: Don’t take any health issue lightly.
According to what I know, sperm count has nothing to do with semen volume or testicle size for that matter.
A person with a low sperm count will still be ejaculating normal and you would even be able to see a lot of that white stuff. It’s called semen, that ‘contains’ sperm. Sperm itself is microsopic in size and hence, you wouldn’t be able to tell how much sperm cells are in a sample of semen. They would all appear the same to the naked eye.
As far as erection is concerned, again it has nothing to do with Sperm Count. Erection is only the increased entry of blood into the penis that makes it harder due to the increased pressure inside the member.
My guess is that you’re just fine!
It’s totally normal samething happened to me and I saw a doctor they said it happens to everyone. After puberty you dont get hard all the time because your member still isn’t growing as it was during puberty.