Sperm cramps, also known as seminal or ejaculatory cramps, refer to the painful or uncomfortable sensation some men experience during or after ejaculation. While not all men experience sperm cramps, those who do may have varying levels of discomfort. The pain may be localized to one area, such as the testicles or prostate, or it may be more diffuse, affecting the entire pelvic area. The symptoms of sperm cramps include recurring abdominal or testicular pain, a dull, aching discomfort in the lower abdomen, and an intermittent sharp pain, similar to a cramp. Several factors might be at play, including muscle contractions that occur during ejaculation, infections, such as sexually transmitted infections or urinary tract infections, and neurological conditions that affect the nerves in the pelvic area. Structural abnormalities in the reproductive system, such as a cyst or abnormal growth, can also cause sperm cramps. Treatment for sperm cramps depends on the underlying cause and may include antibiotics, pain relievers, or lifestyle changes. It is important to seek medical advice if you’re experiencing persistent or severe cramping.