Don’t panic if you have nocturnal emission during the day. Finding the cause is the key.

Spermia occurs more often in teenagers, usually at night. Some boys may also experience it during the day, which is embarrassing and they are too embarrassed to tell their parents. Experts tell us that there are some things to pay attention to when you have daytime spermatorrhea.

Spermatorrhea

The phenomenon of semen leakage without sexual intercourse is called spermatorrhea. Generally speaking, spermatorrhea due to dreaming is called "nocturnal emission", while spermatorrhea without dreaming or even in a waking state is called "spermatorrhea". It is a normal physiological phenomenon for unmarried young people to ejaculate once every two weeks, but it is a pathological phenomenon if spermatorrhea is too frequent.

Some teenagers inexplicably "ejaculate" in broad daylight. This is more accurately called "spermatorrhea". It occurs when awake. Long-term spermatorrhea is harmful to the body and can often cause dizziness, backache, leg weakness, palpitations, shortness of breath, mental depression, fatigue, etc. Although spermatorrhea also involves sperm leakage, it is not considered a disease as long as the frequency is within the normal range (2-3 times per month on average); spermatorrhea is different. No matter how many times, it should be considered abnormal. Physical weakness, long-term chronic diseases or irritation of the lumbar spinal cord, severe neurasthenia, excessive fatigue or mental tension, inflammation of the spermatorrhea, etc. may all cause spermatorrhea.

If someone experiences daytime nocturnal emission or spermatorrhea, they must seek prompt treatment.