Male spermatogenesis process

Sperm are produced in seminiferous tubules. As sperm cells develop and mature, they begin to move into a wider duct. Then, they are transferred to the epididymis - the part located just above the testicles.

Sperm will "temporarily reside" in the epididymis until ejaculation. If a man does not ejaculate for a long time, the epididymis will be filled with sperm. If ejaculated later, the man will release a larger number of sperm than usual.

How long after ejaculation can a man have sex again?

In fact, there is no fixed amount of time that men need to wait to be able to have sex again after ejaculation.

According to the Journal of Sexual Medicine - ISSM, after men reach orgasm and ejaculate, they will go through a period called the refractory period. During this period, the penis will return to its normal state and will no longer receive stimulation. At that time, the male body will take a short period of time to re-receive stimulation and stimulate the penis to become erect again. This time period will vary from person to person and depends on many different factors such as health status, age, diet, lifestyle and sexual desire.