Which is more harmful, spermatorrhea or ejaculation?

Spermia is the unconscious ejaculation of a man. Ejaculation refers to the process of male ejaculation during sexual intercourse. Spermia and ejaculation have similarities, but the processes of their occurrence are completely different. Therefore, men should understand their own physiological processes, which can avoid a lot of embarrassment and increase sexual knowledge. So, which one is more harmful to the body, spermatorrhea or ejaculation?

1. Ejaculation refers to the vital sign of the discharge of semen from the urethra. It is the first step of life. Ejaculation requires the cooperation of multiple systems to complete the process of ejaculation. Sperm emission refers to the discharge of semen without sexual intercourse. It includes physiological and pathological types, and physiological types include nocturnal emission and spermatorrhea.

Nocturnal emission refers to the phenomenon of sperm leakage when a man dreams about sex at night when he is not having sex. Spermatorrhea refers to the phenomenon of sperm leakage from the urethra when a man is awake during the day. Pathological nocturnal emission refers to excessive ejaculation by a man, sometimes at night and sometimes when he is awake, and the amount of semen discharged is small and thin. After nocturnal emission, a man may also experience mental fatigue, soreness of the waist and knees, tinnitus, dizziness, and physical weakness.

2. Ejaculation can generally occur in men of all ages, especially married men, while physiological ejaculation mostly occurs in young men, unmarried men or men who are separated after marriage, and pathological ejaculation mostly occurs in middle-aged and elderly men and men with congenital physical deficiencies.

3. Ejaculation generally does not require treatment unless it is out of self-control. Physiological spermatorrhea is also a natural phenomenon with no regularity. It is not the same as women's menstruation. If the frequency is too high, it is recommended that patients go to a regular hospital for further examination. Pathological spermatorrhea needs treatment. There are many factors that cause it. The common reason is that the patient's sexual demands are too strong and cannot be satisfied, or the patient's congenital physical condition is not good, the cerebral cortex is not fully functional, and the control of the lower sexual center is lost. There may also be local lesions, such as phimosis, prepuce is too long, urethritis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, epididymitis, etc.