What causes male ejaculation? Physiological and pathological differences

Many men have experienced spermatorrhea. Some are physiological, some are pathological, and some are caused by dreams. Don't worry too much if you have spermatorrhea. Find the cause in time. If you have spermatorrhea frequently, you should seek treatment as soon as possible.

1. What is spermatorrhea?

Spermia refers to the phenomenon of spontaneous discharge of semen without sexual intercourse. Spermia is divided into physiological and pathological. Spermia is mostly caused by overwork, unclean diet, and unbridled sexual desire. In traditional Chinese medicine, its basic pathogenesis is the failure of the kidney to seal and store sperm. In Western medicine, it is mainly caused by neurasthenia, neurosis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, prepuce hyperplasia, phimosis and other diseases.

2. Physiological spermatorrhea

Physiological ejaculation refers to the ejaculation of unmarried young people or those separated after marriage and without sexual intercourse. Generally speaking, ejaculation occurs once every two weeks or longer. The amount of ejaculation is large and the quality is thick. It will not cause any physical discomfort. After ejaculation, the man is still energetic and strong, and the penis erection function is normal.

3. Pathological spermatorrhea

Pathological spermatorrhea is more common in middle-aged and elderly people or those with congenital deficiencies. They have dull complexions, fatigue, heavy smoking, excessive drinking, overeating, obesity, puffiness or weakness, and often have experiences of masturbation, excessive sexual intercourse or sexual frustration. They often have spermatorrhea, some at night, or spontaneous ejaculation when awake, with small and thin sperm, and weak erections or no erections at all. After spermatorrhea, they may become cautious and listless, with sore waist and knees, tinnitus, dizziness, and physical fatigue.

Why do men occasionally ejaculate?

4. What causes male ejaculation?

It is a normal physiological phenomenon for men to occasionally ejaculate sperm. Sperm is divided into two types: nocturnal emission and spermatorrhea. The so-called "self-retraction after full ejaculation" is a normal physiological phenomenon for unmarried young men to ejaculate once every 1-2 weeks. According to statistics, the incidence of spermatorrhea in 14-year-old boys is 25%, 16-year-olds is 55%, 18-year-olds is 70%, 20-year-olds is 78-80%, and over 45 years old can also have spermatorrhea under certain special conditions. The incidence rate is once a week or several times a week on average, which is a normal physiological phenomenon.

5. Reasons for male ejaculation

Spermia can be caused by sexual dreams, or by simple tactile stimulation of the genitals due to factors such as tight underwear or high body temperature. Some young enthusiasts like physical exercise, and after participating in sports, the blood circulation in the human body will be accelerated, the function of the reproductive organs will be enhanced, the reflex activity of the central nervous system and the autonomic nervous function will also be enhanced. These situations will cause spermatorrhea.