In most cases, two to five milliliters of seminal fluid are released during ejaculation — for greater clarity, this is somewhere from half a teaspoon to a full teaspoon.
But do not forget that the volume of sperm depends on the age of the man.
For example, at the age of 20, it usually ranges from 2.5 to 4 milliliters.
And after 30 years, and especially after 50 years, the volume of sperm released during ejaculation decreases slightly.
This is normal, however, remember that normally these changes should occur gradually, not suddenly.
By the way, the volume of sperm can be affected by stress, hormonal imbalance, lack of fluid, prostate health problems, as well as taking certain medications.
For example, antidepressants, medications for blood pressure, as well as for prostate treatment, and hormonal medications can actually affect the amount of sperm released, so always tell your doctor if you notice a significant decrease in sperm volume after taking a new medication.