Patient's question:
A doctor has a question about males they would like to consult. I am in my thirties and have never experienced nocturnal emissions—is this normal? However, I do have morning erections. Doesn't the book say that boys will experience nocturnal emissions during puberty? Is nocturnal emission a sign of the strength of one's sexual ability?Doctor's answer:
The phenomenon of uncontrolled ejaculation that occurs again after a boy's growth and development during puberty is known as nocturnal emission. The book describes it very scientifically and rigorously, stating that boys experience nocturnal emissions during puberty, but it doesn't say that all boys must experience them. Nocturnal emissions do not represent the strength of sexual function. Many boys have normal growth and development but do not experience nocturnal emissions again, which is also a very common phenomenon. Finally, I wish you a speedy recovery.