Patient's question:
Why does my uncle still experience nocturnal emissions at the age of 50, every day? What's going on? I don't know what to do. Hello, is it normal for someone to still have nocturnal emissions at the age of 50?Doctor's answer:
Ejaculation loss is a normal phenomenon for males after they reach sexual maturity. After a period without sexual activity, a normal man can have sperm. The more healthy a man is, the higher the frequency of sperm leakage, the older he is, and even the longer his lifespan. Don't worry, and don't be too anxious. Proper exercise and focus can increase the amount of pre-ejaculate. It is often caused by kidney deficiency, weak seminal control, or unbalanced heart-kidney function, or damp-heat accumulation. In Western medicine, it is often associated with phimosis, excessive foreskin, urethritis, or prostate disorders. This may be due to the body becoming weak to a certain extent, and in such cases, it is necessary to avoid sexual stimulation, engage in more activity, maintain a light diet temporarily, and drink more water.