Age of spermatorrhea in boys

As the human body develops and estrus, almost every boy will have frequent ejaculation. This is actually a very normal situation. When the sperm is transformed, it will flow out of the urethra. For boys in puberty, the age and frequency of frequent ejaculation during puberty are generally in the same age group.

Many boys find frequent nocturnal emission during puberty very embarrassing. As the boy's body gradually matures, his sexuality also grows and develops, and sperm growth and development also mature. During the boy's sexual life, this mature sperm will be affected by some factors and will flow out of the urethra secretly, which is what we usually call frequent nocturnal emission. In fact, this is a very normal physiological condition, and almost every boy at the same age will experience the same situation.

After data analysis and summary by medical professionals, it was found that all boys enter puberty at the same age. In other words, almost all boys experience frequent spermatorrhea during this age. Generally speaking, boys enter puberty at around ten years old. The testicles and scrotum begin to expand, and then the pubic hair begins to appear. Then the genitals grow longer and wider, the body grows taller and stronger, the beard and armpit hair grow, and the sound becomes thicker. At the same time, the prostate and seminal vesicles expand and begin to metabolize fluid, and the sperm gradually transforms into. In other words, adolescent boys will experience their first frequent ejaculation between the ages of 13 and 15.

Although boys will experience frequent spermatorrhea at the same age when they enter puberty, the family atmosphere, living standards, economic development of the city and the family are different for each boy, and the level of physical growth and development will also be different. Children with higher living standards will enter puberty relatively earlier. Generally speaking, frequent spermatorrhea during puberty rarely occurs in boys under the age of twelve. By the age of fourteen, the incidence of frequent spermatorrhea in boys is about 25%. As the age of boys increases, the incidence of frequent spermatorrhea also increases. For boys aged 11 or 12, there will be frequent ejaculation, but it is rare and normal.

In short, since boys have entered puberty, sexual growth and development are natural, and frequent spermatorrhea is a very normal symptom. Although the age of frequent spermatorrhea is related to the economic development level, living standards and other aspects of the boy's family, they are generally produced in the same age group, in other words, they will appear on the same frequent spermatorrhea chart. Therefore, adolescent boys must correctly treat the frequent spermatorrhea symptom of puberty so that they can grow up healthily.