Patient's question:
Since the beginning of senior high school, I have experienced pain after nocturnal emissions. The pain usually lasts for two or three days, and I feel generally uncomfortable, especially in the back of my head, neck, shoulders, and lower back. I can't sleep well. What could be the reason for the dizziness and discomfort in the back of my head a few days after nocturnal emissions?Doctor's answer:
As long as it's not frequent, it's generally not a problem. If you sit for long periods or keep your head down for extended times, it can cause discomfort in the neck and shoulders again. Poor sleep. Rest more. Get more deep sleep. Don't sit for long periods. Don't keep your head down for long to avoid discomfort. Local massage can help. Don't think about sexual things during the day. Rest more, as the condition of seminal emission tends to fluctuate. Long-term oral medication may be needed. And for male patients, you should go to a professional and reputable hospital for diagnosis. Treatment should be considered based on the examination results. Also, refrain from sexual activity and maintain a good mood.