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Does daily masterbation and ejaculation decrease sperm and hurt chances of having a future baby? thanks so much?
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It should not but if you have concern, moderate is the best approach in any activities. In general, three to four ejaculations per week is considered moderate at your age.
Answered 1/5/2023
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It might lower sperm concentration. But all you need is one healthy sperm for fertilization. Suggest some other source for sexual outlet as too much of a good thing is not necessarily a good thing
Answered 1/6/2023
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