Why do men suffer from ejaculation so frequently?

Spermia is the most normal phenomenon for men. It is a common phenomenon among men in sexual maturity. It is a natural phenomenon when semen is full and overflows. It is normal for men to ejaculate about 3 times a month. However, some male stars have symptoms of frequent spermatorrhea for various reasons, which has caused a lot of trouble in their lives. Let's take a look at the explanation of why men ejaculate frequently.

Spermatorrhea is a physiological phenomenon, which refers to the spontaneous discharge of semen without sexual intercourse. It can be physiological or pathological. In traditional Chinese medicine, the phenomenon of spontaneous discharge of semen is called spermatorrhea or spermatorrhea. If semen is discharged in dreams, it is called nocturnal emission, and if it is discharged without dreams or even when awake, it is called spermatorrhea. It is mostly caused by kidney deficiency, weak sperm gate, or heart-kidney disharmony, or damp heat. In Western medicine, it can be seen in phimosis, prepuce hyperplasia, urethritis, prostate disease, etc. Ejaculation in dreams is often the initial stage of waking spermatorrhea. Nocturnal emission and spermatorrhea are two different symptoms of spermatorrhea with different severity. It should be pointed out that spermatorrhea is not menstruation, so there is no pattern to speak of.

1. Psychological factors: Due to the lack of sexual knowledge, excessive concentration on sexual issues, and easy acceptance of sexual stimulation, the cerebral cortex continues to have sexual excitement, thus inducing ejaculation.

2. Influence of sexually stimulating environment: Sexual scenes in pornographic books or movies stimulate the brain and induce ejaculation.

3. Excessive fatigue: Excessive physical or mental labor makes the body tired, sleep deep, and the activity of the central nervous system under the cerebral cortex increases, leading to spermatorrhea.

4. Inflammatory stimulation: Inflammatory diseases of the external genitalia and accessory glands, such as balanitis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, epididymitis, etc., can cause spermatorrhea.

5. Physical factors: sleeping on your back with warm and heavy bedding that stimulates and compresses the external genitalia, or wearing tight clothes that induce spermatorrhea.

6. When the semen is full, it will overflow: The male testicles continuously produce sperm, and the seminal vesicles and prostate glands also continuously produce secretions. When a certain amount is stored in the body, the semen will automatically be discharged from the urethra.