The cause of spermatorrhea, whether it is physiological or pathological

Spermia is a common disease among men. Generally speaking, when men find out that they have spermatorrhea, they need to find out the cause in order to receive effective treatment. So, what are the causes of spermatorrhea?

1. Physiological spermatorrhea

Generally speaking, it is normal for men to have spermatorrhea during their developmental stage, especially during puberty when spermatorrhea is more frequent, usually once a week. After marriage or after sexual intercourse, the frequency of spermatorrhea decreases significantly. These are normal physiological phenomena and you don't need to worry too much about them. You may have nightmares or feel nervous and burdened. If your emotions fluctuate greatly, you may also have spermatorrhea at this time.

2. Pathological spermatorrhea

Patients need to pay attention to pathological spermatorrhea, which is a manifestation of local lesions, which may be damage or lesions of the sexual organs or urinary system. Male patients with andrological diseases are also prone to spermatorrhea because these diseases will stimulate the sexual organs. Spermatorrhea is caused by the cortical center and the nervous center. If these two centers are disordered, various organs cannot work normally, which will lead to the occurrence of spermatorrhea.