Patient's question:
I am 24 years old, came down this morning, and sometimes still have nocturnal emissions. Is that normal? Should I see a doctor? How can nocturnal emissions be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
Ejaculation without sexual intercourse refers to the spontaneous discharge of semen. There are physiological and pathological differences. Physiological ejaculation refers to the emission of semen without sexual intercourse for married young people or those living together after marriage. Generally, it occurs once every 2 weeks or longer, without causing any physical discomfort, normal erectile function, and can occur with or without dreams. Pathological ejaculation is more complex. It requires long-term medication, and for male patients, it is necessary to actively seek diagnosis in professional and regular hospitals. Treatment should be considered based on examination results, and appropriate diet should be maintained. Sexual activity should be avoided.