What does it feel like to have spermatorrhea? Let medical experts tell you

Although both spermatorrhea and ejaculation seem to be the discharge of semen by men, they are completely different and give men different feelings. For example, men will have obvious pleasure during normal ejaculation, but many men do not have obvious perception when they have spermatorrhea.

1. Sperm ejaculation is fundamentally different from ejaculation when a person is sexually aroused while awake. The feeling of sperm ejaculation varies from person to person. Some people are completely unaware of it and only realize that they have ejaculated when they wake up.

2. Some people have sex-related dreams in which semen leaks out and they wake up. However, in both cases, there is no pleasure like normal ejaculation, so not everyone can feel it, and not every time.

3. Sperm emission is ejaculation without sexual intercourse. It is a common and normal physiological phenomenon among teenagers. About 80% of unmarried young people have experienced this phenomenon. Sperm emission during sleep is called nocturnal emission, and spermatorrhea during wakefulness is called spermatorrhea.

4. The frequency of spermatorrhea varies greatly. A normal unmarried man may ejaculate 2-8 times a month, which is not abnormal. However, if you often ejaculate or the frequency of ejaculation increases during regular sex, several times a week or several times a night, or if you ejaculate or have spermatorrhea at the mere thought of sexual desire, it is usually pathological.

5. Sperm emission may be the result of sexual dreams, or it may be the result of tight underwear, too warm bedding, irritation of the penis by clothes or pressure on the penis. In fact, sexual dreams are subconscious reactions, often with fantasy and experience have some connection.

6. Under normal circumstances, people may feel dizziness, back pain, mental fatigue and other normal reactions after ejaculation, but if they feel tired every time, it is abnormal.