What are nocturnal emissions? How are they different?

Men's private talk, premature ejaculation, spermatorrhea, and spermatorrhea are all unhealthy phenomena of male physiology. Many men are confused and fall into contradictions, delaying treatment and not knowing which disease they are suffering from. In fact, there are big differences between their symptoms. Only by correctly distinguishing premature ejaculation, spermatorrhea, and spermatorrhea can they be effectively prevented and treated.

What is the relationship between premature ejaculation, spermatorrhea and spermatorrhea?

Premature ejaculation

Premature ejaculation refers to the phenomenon of frequent premature ejaculation during sexual intercourse. The main manifestation of premature ejaculation is that ejaculation occurs before the penis enters the vagina, or the time of entering the vagina is too short, so that the woman cannot get sexual satisfaction. The diagnostic standard of premature ejaculation is whether the woman is satisfied.

Spermatorrhea

Spermia is a physiological phenomenon that is common in adolescent males. It refers to the phenomenon of spontaneous ejaculation of semen without sexual intercourse. Spermia in dreams is called "nocturnal emission". Spermia is not menstruation, so there is no regularity. If you had spermatorrhea before and it has disappeared now, it is also very normal. Especially when men enter middle age, it almost no longer happens.

Spermatorrhea

Spermatorrhea is a type of spermatorrhea. Spermatorrhea occurs when the semen leaks out without dreaming or even when the person is awake. Spermatorrhea with dreams is often the initial stage of spermatorrhea when the person is awake.

The difference between premature ejaculation and spermatorrhea is that both spermatorrhea and spermatorrhea refer to the leakage of semen during non-sexual intercourse, while premature ejaculation occurs during sexual intercourse. The common point between the three is that they are all symptoms of phimosis, prepuce hyperplasia, urethritis, and prostate disease. Therefore, if a man has premature ejaculation, spermatorrhea, and spermatorrhea, it is possible that it is caused by reproductive diseases, which should be taken seriously and examined and treated in time.