Why do I wake up when I ejaculate in the middle of the night?

Spermia is a very common phenomenon. Occasional spermatorrhea is a normal physiological phenomenon, so there is no need to worry too much. Generally, when spermatorrhea occurs, you will wake up when you are about to ejaculate. Sometimes you can't hold it back and ejaculate directly. You will wake up after ejaculation. Many men have such symptoms when they ejaculate, but men don't take these to heart and often think that this is a normal phenomenon.

Why do I wake up in the middle of the night when I ejaculate?

Waking up suddenly in the middle of the night after ejaculation is normal.

1. Male erection and maintenance of sexual life are controlled by the parasympathetic nervous system; orgasm, ejaculation, and penile flaccidity are controlled by the sympathetic nervous system.

2. During sleep at night, the parasympathetic nervous system is dominant, so the penis erection is particularly obvious during sleep. The stimulation caused by dreaming and penis erection sometimes induces spermatorrhea.

Once ejaculation occurs, the sympathetic nerves will become excited, and after ejaculation, the stimulation of the perineum by the semen will make the human body alert and also make the sympathetic nerves excited. Sympathetic nerve excitement can cause a person to wake up suddenly.

What harm does spermatorrhea do to the body?

Generally speaking, spermatorrhea is divided into physiological spermatorrhea and pathological spermatorrhea. As men enter puberty, they will experience the phenomenon of sperm overflowing. If they do not have sex, spermatorrhea is not frequent, and they do not experience physical weakness after spermatorrhea, it is normal spermatorrhea. If married men experience frequent spermatorrhea and also experience physical weakness, they must pay close attention to it, as it is likely caused by kidney deficiency.

Normal spermatorrhea is harmless to the body. Spermatorrhea refers to the phenomenon of male friends ejaculating without sexual intercourse. The manifestations of spermatorrhea include nocturnal emission and spermatorrhea. Nocturnal emission is accompanied by nocturnal emission during sleep, and spermatorrhea is spermatorrhea during wakefulness. Unmarried young men all have the phenomenon of spermatorrhea. Once a month or once or twice a week is a normal physiological phenomenon.

However, we would like to remind everyone that people who have frequent nocturnal emission will often experience back pain, excessive sweating, tinnitus and other symptoms. Frequent nocturnal emission will also cause male friends to become listless, suffer from memory loss, insomnia and difficulty concentrating, which will have a great impact on their normal life and work. If the phenomenon of nocturnal emission is not relieved for a long time, it will also cause men to develop prostate diseases, and severe cases will cause male infertility.