Is spermatorrhea normal? Boys, let’s learn more about it!

Some people may ask whether spermatorrhea is normal. Here we clearly tell you that it is normal in most cases. Many adolescent boys are physically mature, but they are not satisfied sexually, so this phenomenon occurs.

1. Physiological spermatorrhea is normal. We regard physiological spermatorrhea as a normal physiological behavior of men, which usually occurs during the adolescent development period. During this period, the reproductive system gradually develops and matures, and the testicles, spermatic cord, seminal vesicles, prostate and other accessory organs produce semen every moment. When the semen stored in the epididymis reaches a certain amount, it can be unconsciously discharged from the body under appropriate sexual stimulation.

2. Pathological spermatorrhea is not normal. Pathological spermatorrhea refers to a symptom of semen leakage in a non-sexual state. Pathological spermatorrhea is often caused by the damage of the male reproductive system, which causes abnormal stimulation of the central nervous system and semen leakage. This kind of organic lesion of the body organs needs to be diagnosed by hospital before further treatment measures can be taken. Do not blindly use some aphrodisiac and kidney-tonifying drugs to achieve the so-called treatment purpose.

3. What factors induce physiological spermatorrhea? There are many factors that induce physiological spermatorrhea. First, adolescents have active sexual and psychological activities, and they often have sexual fantasies and achieve mental satisfaction through sexual fantasies. Second, sports cause spermatorrhea. For young men who love sports and exercise, after strenuous exercise, the blood circulation in the reproductive organs is accelerated, and the reflex activity of the central nervous system and the autonomic nervous function are also enhanced, which eventually causes congestion of the sexual organs and increased sexual excitement, leading to spermatorrhea. Third, spermatorrhea is caused by environmental factors, such as wearing tight clothes to move to the warehouse, covering the quilt too warmly, and spermatorrhea caused by prolonged mechanical sexual stimulation and friction.

4. What factors induce pathological spermatorrhea? Pathological spermatorrhea is mainly caused by abnormalities in the reproductive system or local lesions. For example, diseases such as phimosis, prepuce redundancy, urethritis, prostatitis, etc. can stimulate the sexual organs and induce spermatorrhea.