What causes men to ejaculate during sleep? The reason is very surprising

I believe that most men have experienced spermatorrhea, and it is normal for most people to have this condition. There are many reasons why men experience spermatorrhea during sleep, but some are pathological, which is not normal, so the following will lead you to understand the detailed reasons.

1. Factors that induce spermatorrhea

During the day, if you see things, paintings, or TV programs that are sexually stimulating to you, it will form an arousal focus in the cerebral cortex, causing you to have nocturnal emissions at night. In addition, a quilt that is too thick, pants that are too tight, a bed that is too hot, or cold feet can all induce nocturnal emissions. Genital irritation by smegma can also easily cause nocturnal emissions. Sometimes, due to psychological tension and fear of nocturnal emissions, nocturnal emissions occur more often.

2. The frequency and frequency of ejaculation vary from person to person.

Some people may have ejaculation a long time after the first ejaculation; some may have ejaculation 1-2 times in a month or a week; sometimes they may have ejaculation for several nights in a row, and then there will be a long interval between ejaculations. These are all normal. Only when frequent ejaculation lasts for more than 1-2 weeks, or semen leaks out during the day when there is sexual impulse, do you need to see a doctor.

3. Sexual stress caused by spermatorrhea

Influenced by traditional concepts, many people believe that ejaculation will cause the body to lose its essence and damage its "vitality". There is a saying among the people that "one drop of semen is equal to ten drops of blood". This lacks scientific basis. Generally speaking, it is not a big deal for a young and healthy unmarried man to ejaculate 4-5 times a month. This can relieve sexual stress to a certain extent.

4. Generally speaking, it is nothing for a young, healthy, unmarried man to ejaculate 4-5 times a month, which can help relieve sexual stress to a certain extent. Some young men never ejaculate, so they suspect that their sexual development is abnormal. In fact, these people do not need to be nervous, because semen can be discharged into the urethra in small amounts and multiple times, and discharged from the body with urine, but it is not easy to be detected by themselves. Only young men with obvious abnormalities in their reproductive organs, such as small testicles, abnormal development of the penis, and undeveloped secondary sexual characteristics, if they have never ejaculated, are considered abnormal and should seek treatment from andrologists in a timely manner.