Patient's question:
Often hear other friends say there is the phenomenon of nocturnal emission in the morning, but I have never experienced it. What's going on?Doctor's answer:
Boys between the ages of 13-15, as the onset of puberty and the maturation of sexual development begin, start producing semen containing sperm. When the amount of semen reaches a certain level, there is no more space in the body to hold it, so it is expelled from the body through nocturnal emission. Nocturnal emission is a normal physiological phenomenon. However, not all men experience nocturnal emission. As long as the reproductive organs are normal, any occurrence of nocturnal emission is considered normal. Additionally, I don't know if you have sexual intercourse habits. If you have sexual intercourse, the semen is released through masturbation, nocturnal emission may not occur again. If necessary, it is recommended to have a thorough examination of the reproductive organs at a professional hospital.