Is it normal to ejaculate in a dream at night?

Many teenagers who have watched pornographic videos during the day will have dreams at night. When they wake up in the morning, they will find that their crotch is wet and smells slightly fishy. This is ejaculation. Many teenagers who encounter this situation for the first time don’t know what is going on and are too embarrassed to ask others. They may wonder if they are sick. So is it normal to have ejaculation in dreams at night?

This so-called dream ejaculation is called spermatorrhea. The spontaneous discharge of semen without sexual intercourse is called spermatorrhea, also known as ejaculation or loss of semen. The ejaculation in dreams is called dream ejaculation.

What factors are related to spermatorrhea and what are its manifestations?

(1) Psychological factors: Due to lack of sexual knowledge, excessive concentration on sexual issues, and easy acceptance of sexual stimulation, the cerebral cortex continues to be sexually excited, thus inducing spermatorrhea. (2) Influence of sexual stimulation environment: Sexual stimulation scenes in pornographic books or movies stimulate the brain and induce spermatorrhea. (3) Indulgence in masturbation: Indulging in sexual intercourse, frequent masturbation and ejaculation will cause pathological excitement in the central nervous system and induce spermatorrhea. (4) Excessive fatigue: Excessive physical or mental labor will make the body tired, sleep deep, and the activity of the central nervous system under the cerebral cortex will be enhanced, resulting in spermatorrhea. (5) Inflammatory stimulation: Inflammatory diseases of the external genitalia and accessory glands, such as balanitis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, epididymitis, etc., can cause spermatorrhea.

(6) Physical factors: sleeping on one's back with warm and heavy blankets that stimulate and compress the external genitalia, or wearing tight clothes that constrict and squeeze the erect penis, thus inducing ejaculation. (7) When semen is full, it overflows: The male testicles continuously produce sperm, and the seminal vesicles and prostate glands also continuously produce secretions. When a certain amount of semen is stored in the body, it is automatically discharged from the urethra.

How to prevent spermatorrhea: 1. Pay attention to mental conditioning and eliminate distracting thoughts. 2. Participate in rich cultural and sports activities and physical labor or exercise appropriately. 3. Pay attention to daily life. 4. Do not eat too much for dinner, the bedding should not be too thick, and the underwear should not be too tight. 5. Eat less spicy and irritating foods such as tobacco, alcohol, coffee, etc.