Can you produce Sperm when you have started Puberty?

Answer 1

You cant as sperm production doesn't begin until Puberty has started.

Boys can experience dry orgasms at most any age, but they won't ejaculate sperm until they reach puberty.

Production of semen (and the sperm cells within) is one of the cardinal signs of the progression into Puberty. Before puberty, the gonads and genitalia have not developed enough to produce sperm.
You do have to have started Puberty before you can ejaculate Sperm !

Answer 2

Well once Puberty begins the boy will have erections where he will be inclined to masturbate when in private. When he first does this there may not be any sperm or semen on ejaculation, but as he grows older he will begin to produce this. It is a natural process and nothing to worry about. All boys are different so don't compare with friends.

Not at the very start, normally about half-way through. On average boys start puberty around 12 or 13 years of age. One of the first changes to occur is for their testes and scrotum to begin growing. The result of this is that most boys begin to produce sperm around a year after begining puberty, usually aged 13 or 14. But there is a great deal of variation and many boys start earlier or later than this.

Answer 3

No. But remember that if you want to have sex you are in puberty. So you are never safe.

Answer 4

Nope. The purpose of puberty is to have the body start making sperm cells, along with the equipment to get them where they need to be to start a pregnancy.

Answer 5

You can't produce sperm before going through puberty, because puberty is what causes you to start producing sperm.

Answer 6

Yes you do and you can also produce it while in puberty

Answer 7

You need to have begun puberty before you can ejaculate sperm in the semen.

Answer 8

You can't, you might get some seaman (which is a clear and whitish solution like snot) apron orgasam

Answer 9

Well its really called pre semen is it a clear kinda gooey substance

Answer 10

Nope.
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