How many times of ejaculation is normal in a month?

Spermia is a common problem among men. How much do you know about it? Many people don't know much about it. Some people are embarrassed to pay attention to it, which makes them panic and at a loss when it happens to them. So do you know how many times a month is normal for spermatorrhea? Let's take a look at the experts' introduction.

Nocturnal emission refers to the emission of semen in sleep, which is a sign and phenomenon of sexual physiological maturity in young men. When semen is full, it will overflow. Generally speaking, it is normal for unmarried young men to have sex once a month, once a week, or occasionally two or three times a week. However, it is abnormal to have sex three to four times a week for a long time, which is also harmful to their body and mind. Frequent nocturnal emission is mainly caused by physiological or psychological factors. Physiologically, physiological problems such as foreskin being too long, prostatitis, and urethritis often lead to frequent nocturnal emission. Psychological factors are often caused by problems in sexual psychology. For example, long-term excessive sexual fantasies will cause the sexual center in the brain to be overly tense for a long time, and its control system will gradually become tired and the control power will decrease. This will cause teenagers to often leak sexual desire and impulse. You should avoid excessive sexual stimulation, learn to divert your attention, establish a regular life, and masturbate appropriately, preferably once a week.

There are many factors that induce spermatorrhea. During the day, seeing things, paintings, or TV programs that are sexually stimulating to you will form an arousal focus in the cerebral cortex, causing you to have nocturnal dreams at night. In addition, a quilt that is too thick, pants that are too tight, a quilt that is too hot, or cold feet can all induce spermatorrhea. Genital irritation by smegma can also easily cause spermatorrhea. Sometimes, due to psychological tension and fear of spermatorrhea, spermatorrhea occurs more often.

After reading the experts' introduction above, do you have a clearer understanding of spermatorrhea? In view of this situation, everyone must be cautious, learn more about the common knowledge about spermatorrhea, and have a scientific and reasonable understanding of their own physical condition. At the same time, you should also cultivate more hobbies to divert bad attention. Take good care of yourself and take positive and effective methods when unusual physical symptoms occur.