Is it normal to not have spermatorrhea?

Many teenagers will have spermatorrhea during puberty. This is a normal physiological reaction and there is no need to worry too much. It is also normal not to have spermatorrhea during puberty. It may be due to delayed male development or masturbation. If a boy has spermatorrhea, it is a case of overflowing semen. As long as there is semen discharged, spermatorrhea will not occur if the sperm is not full.

1. Some boys do not ejaculate due to delayed development. Generally, boys under 12 years old will not ejaculate. The incidence of ejaculation for 14-year-old boys is about 25%, 16-year-old boys is about 55%, 18-year-old boys is 70%, and 20-year-old boys is 75%-80%. However, some boys may ejaculate after the age of 18 due to delayed development. So if you have not ejaculated yet, it may be because you are still too young. Don't worry, just let it go.

2. Semen can also be discharged into the urethra in small amounts and multiple times, and discharged from the body with urine. Some young people never ejaculate, so they worry that their sexual development is abnormal. In fact, these people don't need to be nervous, because semen can also be discharged into the urethra in small amounts and multiple times, and discharged from the body with urine, but it is not easy to find it. However, if your reproductive organs are obviously abnormal, your testicles are very small, your penis is abnormally developed, and you have never ejaculated, you should seek medical treatment from a andrologist in time. You need to develop a regular lifestyle, don't drink too much water at night, and don't wear underwear too tight.

3. Men who have sex or masturbate may not have spermatorrhea. If you have a normal sex life or masturbate, it is normal not to have spermatorrhea! Because spermatorrhea occurs when sperm cannot be released for a long time. If you have sex and masturbate, sperm will be released and there will be no spermatorrhea. However, male friends should not indulge in excessive sexual desire and masturbation, as this will affect sexual function.

4. Men with reproductive system diseases may not have spermatorrhea. Some male friends have reproductive system diseases, which may cause retrograde ejaculation. It is also possible that the central nervous system is weak and disordered, causing disordered gonadal secretion. In addition, tumor factors in the reproductive and urinary systems may also affect spermatorrhea. If you have this situation, then you should pay attention to it and go to a professional hospital for examination as soon as possible. Early treatment will lead to early health.

I believe that after reading this article, you have a certain understanding of the phenomenon of impotence. There are several reasons for male impotence, and different treatment methods for different causes of impotence are also different. Male friends must pay attention to it, pay more attention to changes in their physical condition, quit bad living habits, pay attention to rest, eat a proper diet, and exercise moderately. I wish you a happy life.