Patient's question:
A year and a half ago, after frequent nocturnal emissions, there would be pain. Morning erections sometimes hurt, and sometimes the longer the erection lasted, the more painful it became. How should nocturnal emissions be treated?Doctor's answer:
Ejaculation refers to the phenomenon where semen is released spontaneously in men without sexual intercourse. According to clinical diagnosis, it can be divided into physiological nocturnal emissions and pathological nocturnal emissions. The term "nocturnal emission with dreams" is called "dream ejaculation," which is caused by subconscious sexual desires. "Emission without dreams," even during wakefulness when semen slips out spontaneously, is referred to as "slippery ejaculation." It is often caused by kidney deficiency, weak semen gates, or unbalanced heart-kidney function, as well as lower body damp-heat. It is also seen in conditions such as phimosis, excessive foreskin, urethritis, and prostate diseases. Additionally, it is important to quit smoking and drinking, as well as pay attention to personal hygiene.