Patient's question:
During the day, I didn't do anything, but when I take a nap in the evening, I lose consciousness and experience nocturnal emissions. The amount of semen released is very little, and sometimes it has an odor. Why do men experience nocturnal emissions? Is nocturnal emission considered a disease? If this condition is not treated, what actions will it hinder?Doctor's answer:
As the saying goes, "when the essence is full, it will overflow on its own." If it's not frequent spermatorrhea, it's a normal phenomenon. Long-term abstinence from sexual activity can lead to this situation recurring. At the same time, if the foreskin is too long or the blanket is too thick, it can stimulate the glans during sleep, also leading to spermatorrhea. If spermatorrhea occurs frequently, it will be necessary to seek treatment. First, it's important to avoid excessive frequent sexual intercourse or overly frequent sexual activity. Pay attention to urinating before going to bed. These measures can effectively prevent spermatorrhea.