Patient's question:
Lower back pain and discomfort. Insomnia with frequent dreams. Often have nocturnal emissions. Difficulty achieving an erection. General fatigue. Have been having sex for five years, very frequently. Now I have stopped the frequent nocturnal emissions.Doctor's answer:
Sexual activity generally does not lead to diseases. However, frequent and heavy sexual activity can cause diseases such as prostatitis, premature ejaculation, and early ejaculation. The psychological harm is less than the physical impact, but it can damage one's emotional well-being, causing mental fatigue, weak will, indecisiveness, indecisiveness, irritability, suspicion, and fear. When facing situations, one may either rush forward or retreat, lacking patience and perseverance, as well as the confidence and courage to take decisive action. Sexual activity can also affect intelligence. Long-term sexual activity can significantly impair memory and thinking abilities. The most obvious manifestation is the inability to practice effectively and the rapid decline in academic performance.