Under what circumstances will a man ejaculate? What are the causes of ejaculation?

Spermia often occurs during adolescence and is a normal physiological phenomenon. Married men with normal sex lives generally have less spermatorrhea. If spermatorrhea occurs frequently, it may be a "help" signal from the body.

Why does ejaculation occur?

What causes spermatorrhea? The causes are complex. Long-term sleeping on one's stomach, poor physical condition, overwork, frequent hot baths, etc. can stimulate the testicles and cause spermatorrhea. In addition, long-term foot therapy and high frequency can cause continuous excitement in the cerebral cortex, causing a series of related nerves to become overactive, resulting in spermatorrhea. Some young people are more sensitive to sex. When doing certain movements during exercise, they will have sexual associations, which will cause sexual impulses and cause spermatorrhea.

Pathological spermatorrhea is common in patients with phimosis, prepuce hyperplasia, or urethritis. Prepuce hyperplasia or phimosis can cause smegma to accumulate or inflammation to occur in the foreskin, which can cause itching or pain, irritate the penis, cause nerve excitement, and produce spermatorrhea. Spermatorhea caused by urethritis and prostatitis can cause frequent urination, a feeling of incomplete urination, urgency, pain during urination, and blood cells mixed in the urine. This type of spermatorrhea can be eliminated as long as the cause is eliminated.