Patient's question:
24 years old, male, cohabited with his girlfriend for two months, had sexual intercourse 3 times a week, broke up 10 days ago, no sexual activity or intercourse, and then on the 10th day, he experienced nocturnal emission again. Is it normal?Doctor's answer:
If you have a frequent habit of sexual intercourse and do not have a fixed sexual partner, it is generally about two weeks after stopping sexual activity that you may experience nocturnal emissions. For some people, it may take about a month. Moreover, most people experience nocturnal emissions. Since everyone's physique and condition are different, there is no exact time answer. Generally, three days after nocturnal emissions, as long as your mental state is good, you don't need to worry about it. Once you have sexual life again, nocturnal emissions will naturally subside. Nocturnal emissions can be recovered, but the healing process is usually slow, and it is easy to relapse after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, medication must be used according to the symptoms. Additionally, during the treatment period, it is recommended to develop good living habits and maintain a proper diet.