Patient's question:
This period, for some unknown reason, the number of nocturnal emissions has been as high as seven or eight times each month, sometimes every three or five days. I have always felt a pain in my waist and a general sense of fatigue. After a thorough examination at the hospital, they said it was due to spermatorrhea. I would like to ask how spermatorrhea should be prevented?Doctor's answer:
Hello, both nocturnal emissions and premature ejaculation refer to the act of ejaculation without sexual activity. Nocturnal emissions occur during sleep, while premature ejaculation occurs when awake. For men who do not have sexual activity or masturbation, experiencing 2-3 nocturnal emissions or premature ejaculations per month is normal. In most cases, the primary cause of premature ejaculation is excessive sexual stimulation, leading to ejaculation. A smaller portion is due to diseases in the urinary and reproductive systems, such as inflammation or tumor compression.