Can I continue to wear underwear after I ejaculated?

Spermia is a common and normal physiological reaction of men. Boys in their teens will have these symptoms. It needs to be treated correctly, especially parents should do a good job of psychological counseling to avoid psychological shadows on their children. Spermia is mostly caused by the rapid ejaculation of semen due to strong hormone secretion. It is normal to have it happen about three times a month. Don't worry about it. If it exceeds this number, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time. So, can you continue to wear the underwear you wore when you ejaculated? You should change the underwear you wore when you ejaculated in time.

Semen contains a lot of nutrients. If a man does not clean up the semen on his underwear in time after ejaculation, it will easily breed a lot of bacteria after it dries up, which may cause infection to the male's external genitalia, thereby causing various inflammations and endangering the male's own health. Therefore, after ejaculation, men should wash their underwear in time and change into a new one in time. Don't think it's troublesome and wait a few hours before changing, because after a few hours, the underwear can breed a lot of bacteria.

Since most male spermatorrhea occurs in the middle of the night, many men only discover that they have spermatorrhea after they wake up in the morning. At this time, since it has been a while since the semen was ejaculated, they must quickly change their underwear and clean their external genitals in time to prevent semen from causing bacteria to grow and cause infection. A scientific research institution in the society once conducted a survey on men who still wore underwear for a whole day after ejaculating in the middle of the night. Among the approximately 1,000 respondents, more than 680 patients later developed reproductive system inflammation.

It can be seen that the most important thing for men after spermatorrhea is to change their dirty underwear. If they continue to wear it for a whole day, the probability of developing reproductive system inflammation can reach 65%. In order to prevent these inflammations from affecting the normal life of men themselves, men must wash their underwear first, then wash their external genitals, and put on new underwear after spermatorrhea.

How to treat spermatorrhea

Spermia is the ejaculation of semen without sexual intercourse. It is common in adolescent males and is generally a normal physiological phenomenon. According to the time of occurrence of spermatorrhea, it is divided into nocturnal emission and spermatorrhea: nocturnal emission occurs when it occurs during sleep and dreaming, and spermatorrhea occurs when awake. Spermia generally occurs after male sexual maturity. It is rare in males under the age of 12. The incidence rate is about 25% at the age of 14, about 55% at the age of 16, about 70% at the age of 18, and up to 80% at the age of 20. This is generally a normal physiological phenomenon. After entering puberty, the male internal reproductive organs gradually mature. The testicles continuously produce sperm, and the secretions of accessory glands such as the epididymis, prostate and seminal vesicles constitute seminal plasma. When sperm and seminal plasma are stored to a certain level, they need to be excreted from the body. When the sperm is full, it will overflow, just as the sun will set and the moon will wane when it is full.

If you often ejaculate during regular sex, multiple times a week or even multiple times a night, or if you ejaculate whenever you have sexual desire, then it is pathological ejaculation. Pathological ejaculation may be caused by the following reasons: Psychological factors, such as lack of sexual knowledge and excessive attention to sexual issues, which keep the cerebral cortex in a state of continuous sexual excitement and induce ejaculation. Excessive fatigue, if physical or mental labor is excessive, can also induce ejaculation. Inflammatory stimulation, such as balanitis, seminal vesiculitis or prostatitis, can also lead to ejaculation. Local stimulation, such as tight clothes and heavy bedding when sleeping that stimulate the external genitalia can also induce ejaculation. There is no need to worry about ejaculation.

In the past, there was a misconception that semen was the male's vitality, and that "one drop of semen is one drop of blood". If semen is ejaculated, it will seriously damage men's health. In fact, this is not the case, because 80% of male semen is water, and it only contains a small amount of protein and trace elements. If it is not frequent, it will not affect men's health. Of course, pathological ejaculation needs to be treated according to the cause: if it is a psychological factor, you need to learn scientific knowledge, have a regular sex life, and focus on study or work. If it is excessive fatigue, pay attention to the combination of work and rest. If it is inflammation, targeted treatment is needed. If it is local irritation, do not wear particularly tight underwear, etc.