Is there suspicion in the urinary system that the child has nocturnal emission?

Patient's question:

My son is fifteen years old this year. I noticed that his underwear is often wet. Is your child suffering from nocturnal emissions? How should it be treated?
Concerned helper: What's wrong with you? How can you quickly relieve it? Thank you!

Doctor's answer:

Ejaculation is generally a normal physiological phenomenon. After entering puberty, the male internal reproductive organs gradually mature. The testes continuously produce sperm, while accessory glands such as the epididymis, prostate, and seminal vesicles secrete seminal fluid. Sperm and seminal fluid accumulate to a certain extent and need to be expelled from the body. If, during regular sexual activity, ejaculation occurs frequently—such as several times a week or even throughout the night—or if it recurs upon the onset of sexual desire, it is considered pathological ejaculation.

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