Patient's question:
Frequent nocturnal emissions, sometimes once a week, sometimes every ten days, accompanied by dizziness. After each emission, the ears ring more intensely, and the head feels heavy and dizzy. Lips become dry. Previously, there was sexual activity, but it is now almost non-existent. The glans and testicles feel cold. Occasionally, during sexual activity, the intercourse time is short. When engaging in sexual activity, as soon as he withdraws, he becomes nervous and orgasms.Doctor's answer:
Ejaculation during sleep is a normal physiological phenomenon that can occur in adolescent males or in mature men after growth and development, especially when there is no regular sexual activity. This is something that is taught in middle school physiology classes! In mature men, the secretion of semen is abundant, and when it is full, it overflows, leading to nocturnal emissions. The situation you described is a normal physiological phenomenon for men, especially if you frequently expose yourself to pornographic movies or images, which can make nocturnal emissions more likely. Therefore, there is no need to worry about it. Once you establish a regular sexual routine, it will naturally improve. There are also cases where adults, or those who have been living together after divorce without regular sexual activity, may experience nocturnal emissions. All of these are normal phenomena.