What does it feel like to have spermatorrhea and who will have it?

Almost every adult male compatriot has experienced waking up from a wet dream with wet underwear. Yes, this is spermatorrhea. Spermatorrhea is a physiological phenomenon that refers to the spontaneous discharge of semen without sexual intercourse. So what does spermatorrhea feel like? Let's take a look with the editor.

The feeling of ejaculation

When boys grow up to 13-15 years old, they begin to enter puberty. The development of sexual organs and secondary sexual characteristics accelerates. The testicles continue to produce sperm, and the seminal vesicles and prostate glands continue to produce seminal vesicle fluid and prostatic fluid (the full name of the two is seminal plasma). When the semen accumulates to a certain level in the body, it is discharged from the body through spermatorrhea under the regulation of mental and nervous factors. This is what Chinese medicine calls "the overflow of semen". The average age of the first spermatorrhea of ​​adolescents is about 14.5 years old. Spermatorhea is a sign of the beginning of puberty for boys.

It is normal for an unmarried man to ejaculate 1-2 times a month or a few times more occasionally. There is no need to worry. After marriage, the frequency of ejaculation will decrease or stop if the couple has a normal sexual life. If the couple still ejaculates after a normal sexual life, the specific situation needs to be analyzed.

The feeling of spermatorrhea varies from person to person. Some people are unaware of it when they ejaculate and only discover it when they wake up. Some people have sex-related dreams and the semen leaks out, and they wake up. Some people feel pain in the penis after ejaculating, but they feel pleasure when they ejaculate. People with weak constitutions will feel dizzy, sore back, and listless after ejaculating. This is because there are some hidden diseases in the body, such as kidney deficiency.

In fact, nocturnal emission and ejaculation are similar, except that one occurs under normal circumstances and the other occurs during sleep. Although there are differences, the feelings are similar. The editor kindly reminds you that if you have frequent nocturnal emission, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time.