Is it harmful to ejaculate during sexual dreams?

We all dream when we sleep every day, but sometimes the types of dreams are different. Especially for some careful friends, it is possible that something happened during the day and they will dream about it at night, which is particularly magical. Of course, sometimes dreams are also very beautiful, such as men often have erotic dreams. So, is it harmful to the body to ejaculate during erotic dreams?

If you are in good health, it is fine to do it infrequently.

Nocturnal emission refers to a condition in which a person loses semen during sleep and only becomes aware of it after waking up.

There are both virtual and real symptoms of dream ejaculation, and sometimes real symptoms first and then virtual symptoms. As the course of the disease progresses, virtual symptoms are more common, or virtual and real symptoms are mixed. Deficiency can be divided into yang deficiency and yin deficiency. The main location of the disease is in the kidney. If the yang is deficient, the sperm gate is not solid, which is mostly caused by congenital deficiency, excessive masturbation, early marriage, and excessive sexual intercourse; if the kidney is yin-deficient, yin deficiency will lead to excessive fire, and the sperm chamber will be disturbed, resulting in ejaculation. The ancients believed that "spermia is not separate from kidney disease, but it should also be attributed to the heart." Dai Yuanli, a doctor in the Ming Dynasty, said in "Essentials of Symptoms and Treatments·Spermia": "Some people lose their semen because their mind is too much and their heart cannot control their kidneys; some people lose their semen because their sexual desire is not satisfied, and their semen is out of place..." In the Qing Dynasty, it was pointed out that "spermia is a heart disease if there are dreams, and it is a kidney disease if there are no dreams." "Those who have dreams are called dreamy semen; those who have no dreams but have semen are called spermatorrhea." Spermia is divided into dreamy semen and spermatorrhea, which is still used by doctors in later generations. It is difficult to distinguish them clearly in clinical diagnosis and treatment, so they are collectively called spermatorrhea.

Semen is composed of sperm and seminal plasma. Sperm is produced by the testicles, and seminal plasma is a mixture of fluids secreted by the prostate, seminal vesicles, and bulbourethral glands. In addition to most of the water, semen also contains some proteins, fats, enzymes, etc. A normal adult ejaculates about 2-6 ml at a time. Its only physiological function is to fertilize the egg after ejaculation, and it does not play any role in maintaining the life of the individual itself. Sperm emission can occur during sleep. The content of the dream may be related to sex, or it may have nothing to do with sex. When you wake up, the semen has already escaped. This phenomenon is called nocturnal emission.

Nocturnal emission is a form of spermatorrhea. Infrequent nocturnal emission is a normal phenomenon, so infrequent nocturnal emission is not a disease. However, since nocturnal emission is often accompanied by waking up from a dream, the mind is tense and it is easy to form a psychological burden, and symptoms such as insomnia, headache, dizziness, listlessness, poor appetite, fatigue and weakness appear. This is "spermatorrhea". If this happens, don't carry a burden on your mind. Usually, participate in more cultural and sports activities, adjust your regular life, disperse your energy, avoid reading pornographic novels before going to bed, build confidence, and be able to heal yourself. Otherwise, you should go to a doctor for treatment.