Is dreamless nocturnal emission definitely spermatorrhea?

Frequent nocturnal emission and spermatorrhea are both abnormal conditions of semen discharge in men. Many men are biased about the differences between them, and thus fall into disagreement, delaying treatment or mistreatment. In fact, there are some significant differences between them. Paying special attention to the differences can effectively prevent and treat them. So is dreamless nocturnal emission definitely spermatorrhea?

Does dreamless nocturnal emission necessarily mean spermatorrhea?

First, let's understand what spermatorrhea is. Spermia refers to the occurrence of ejaculation after a little sexual excitement and before the start of sexual intercourse. Spermia does not have the pleasure of ejaculation.

Nocturnal emission without dreaming does not mean spermatorrhea, because nocturnal emission without dreaming means that there is fluid discharge when not dreaming. The fluid may be semen or the fluid of the bulbourethral gland. When sexually excited, fluid will flow out at first. This fluid is often part of the semen. Its main components are semen and fluid metabolized by the bulbourethral gland. It usually does not contain sperm, so it is not nocturnal emission.

Therefore, dreamless spermatorrhea is not necessarily spermatorrhea.

What is the difference between frequent nocturnal emission and spermatorrhea?

Frequent nocturnal emission and spermatorrhea both refer to the spontaneous leakage of semen in men without ejaculation, but they have significant differences. Frequent nocturnal emission is a very normal physiological phenomenon. It is caused by the abundant androgen metabolism of men during puberty. It usually occurs during sleep, so it is also called nocturnal emission. This condition will not have a significant impact on health, so we don’t need to worry too much. Spermogenism is a type of frequent nocturnal emission. It is mostly caused by physiological reasons. After the patient has this symptom, he usually has symptoms such as urethral pain, vaginal pain, back pain, etc., so we should see a doctor immediately for treatment.

So what should we do with frequent spermatorrhea and nocturnal emission? If the patient has symptoms of spermatorrhea, we don't need to worry too much, just pay attention to keeping the lower vagina clean. But if the patient has symptoms of spermatorrhea, then we must pay enough attention to it, because this may be caused by male diseases such as urethritis, prostatitis, orchitis, which will have a very serious impact on men's health, so we should actively take effective treatment. Patients should maintain an optimistic attitude in their daily lives, actively cooperate with doctors, take treatment drugs on time and in moderation, and also pay attention to medical care in daily life, so that the condition can be cured as soon as possible.