Patient's question:
The child is in their freshman year of high school. At 4 or 5 a.m., there is no nocturnal emission for about 2 years. The key issue is that after nocturnal emission, the right kidney hurts. It's fine when he masturbates, and it happens about every three or four days. How can frequent nocturnal emissions be treated?Doctor's answer:
Your child is currently in puberty, experiencing a relatively strong libido, and is prone to feelings of guilt. It's also normal to experience nocturnal emissions again. As they grow older, their perception of the opposite sex will fade, and with their own maturation, nocturnal emissions will naturally disappear without the need for excessive concern. In addition, avoid watching pornographic videos or experiencing symptoms, and do not overwork. I hope this helps. Thank you.Nocturnal emissions are prone to recurring, requiring long-term medication to manage. For male patients, it's important to seek medical treatment immediately at a professional and reputable hospital.