Male sperm are limited or unlimited and if a male through his sperm everyday than any problems occur or not.

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Sperm production can not be defined in quantity. But excessive sexual activity can sometimes reduce the count.

Aruna Sud · Accepted Answer

Sperm production can not be defined in quantity. But excessive sexual activity can sometimes reduce the count.

Lunkad Vaibhav · Answer

The sperm count of the male is the number of sperm that may be present in every millimetre of a semen sample. This is usually studied with the help of a semen analysis. One must know that it is not only the quantity that matters but one should also have healthy quality when it comes to sperm. The sperm that grows frequently, in large numbers and in a strong manner are the ones that can help in conceiving easily and with minimum effort. Many male patients may suffer from infertility problems as well as low sperm count. There are many ways to increase the sperm count, including medication for those who are suffering from a very low count or hardly produce any sperm at all. This kind of medication will have to be taken regularly over a prolonged period of time in order to reap any benefits. Also, one should abstain from smoking and drinking so that the quality, as well as the quantity of the sperm, will both increase.

Rajesh Tewari · Answer

The sperm count of a male is the number of sperms that can be found in every millimetre of semen. This is usually called a semen analysis, which is conducted using a sample obtained from the patient. This semen count also points at the state of the man's fertility and also at other issues that the patient may be facing in the reproductive area. The sperm count may often fall due to a variety of reasons. For many men, they naturally have a low sperm count, while for others this dip may be triggered by problems that have to do with chronic physical ailments as well as stress and bad lifestyle choices. One of the best ways of increasing one?s sperm count is with the help of a better lifestyle in terms of diet, regular exercise, and regular checkups as well. Medication and counselling may be prescribed for the patient along with abstinence from smoking and drinking.