This liquid left on the bed can easily kill a man

Spermia is a problem that many adolescents and adult men will encounter, and many people do not take it seriously. In fact, the harm of spermatorrhea should not be underestimated. So today, the editor will introduce to you some of the harms of male spermatorrhea.

What are the dangers of spermatorrhea?

1. Affect mental state

It is easy to suffer from mental depression, emotional instability, memory loss, lack of energy, indifference to the outside world, frequent dreams and insomnia.

This will inevitably affect study and work, so students cannot concentrate in class, their academic performance plummets, and their work efficiency decreases.

2. Affects overall health

If the frequency of ejaculation increases significantly and continues for several months, clinically, many uncomfortable symptoms will inevitably appear.

For example, dizziness, blurred vision, tinnitus, fatigue, back pain, weak legs, thirst, palpitations, sweating, etc., will inevitably affect the overall health condition.

3. Cause sexual dysfunction

For married men, if they still have frequent ejaculation, it will inevitably interfere with the normal sexual function over time, causing male sexual dysfunction such as loss of libido, premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, etc.

This symptom exacerbates men's fear of spermatorrhea. When they are paying special attention to spermatorrhea, the ejaculation center is in an excited state.

When the inhibitory effect is reduced, frequent nocturnal emission will occur. The more afraid you are, the more you will ejaculate, and the more you ejaculate, the more afraid you will be, creating a vicious cycle.

4. Pathological spermatorrhea

The frequency of ejaculation is very high, such as ejaculation in dreams, and even in the case of natural excitement. The reason is partly because of long-term masturbation or excessive concentration of thoughts on sex-related issues.

On the other hand, there are also diseases such as phimosis, prepuce hyperplasia, urethritis and prostatitis, which can all cause local irritation.

The above are some of the hazards of male spermatorrhea introduced by the editor, mainly mental and physical. So how should men take care of their health in the face of spermatorrhea?

How to take care of male spermatorrhea

1. Never regard physiological phenomena as diseases, which will increase your mental burden.

Adults who are unmarried or married may experience spermatorrhea once every 1-2 weeks after separation. They do not feel any discomfort after spermatorrhea. This is a physiological phenomenon.

Don't worry about it, carry mental baggage and cause yourself trouble.

2. Once you are sick, don't be overly nervous.

Do not hold back the semen during ejaculation, and never pinch the penis with your hands to prevent the semen from flowing out, to avoid the semen being retained in the uterus and causing other diseases.

Do not get cold after spermatorrhea, let alone wash with cold water, which will help prevent the cold evil from entering your body.

3. Eliminate distracting thoughts. Do not watch pornographic books, paintings, videos, movies, or television, and give up masturbation.

Appropriately participate in sports activities, physical labor and cultural activities to strengthen your physique and cultivate your sentiments.

4. Be careful about your daily life. Avoid smoking, drinking, tea, coffee, spicy foods such as onions and garlic.

Never take a bath with hot water. When sleeping, it is best to lie on your side with your knees bent. The bedding should not be too thick and the underwear should not be too tight.

5. After spermatorrhea occurs, relevant examinations should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor to find out the cause of the disease and provide timely treatment.

Conclusion: The above article introduces several major hazards of male spermatorrhea and health care knowledge. Although people do not take it seriously, it is seriously harmful to health. I hope male friends can eliminate distractions and reduce mental burdens.