Is it normal for men to ejaculate during dreams?

After boys enter puberty, they will have nocturnal emission. For many boys who have nocturnal emission for the first time, they may not be able to face this matter correctly, and may even feel ashamed and dare not tell their parents. In fact, it is normal for men to have nocturnal emission in their dreams. It means that our bodies are developing normally, and even adults will have nocturnal emission. So, is it normal for men to have nocturnal emission in their dreams?

(1) Lack of correct sexual knowledge. For example, being stimulated by pornographic books or videos, focusing too much on sexual issues, thinking about sexual issues for a long time, being often in a state of pornographic impulse, or having a habit of masturbation. This causes the cerebral cortex to be always in a state of excitement, which can lead to spermatorrhea. Some teenagers mistake the viscous liquid that involuntarily flows out of the urethra during sexual impulses as spermatorrhea, which is actually the secretion of the bulbourethral gland. Fear and anxiety about spermatorrhea will eventually lead to adverse psychological reactions, resulting in nervousness before going to bed, not only spermatorrhea, but also neurasthenia.

(2) Spermia caused by adverse stimulation caused by local inflammation of the reproductive organs. For example, if you suffer from balanitis, urethritis, prostatitis and other inflammatory stimulations, the local stimulation of the lesions can easily induce congestion of the sexual organs. Spermia caused by adverse stimulation caused by local inflammation of the reproductive organs.

(3) In addition, physical weakness, overwork, etc. can cause dysfunction of organs throughout the body, especially the cerebral cortex losing control of the lower sexual center, and the increased excitement of the erection center and ejaculation center, which can also cause adverse spermatorrhea.

(4) Such as liking to soak feet in hot water, wearing tight clothes, covering oneself with a blanket that is too warm after falling asleep, playing with sexual organs while sleeping, etc.

Spermia is ejaculation without sexual intercourse. It is a common and normal physiological phenomenon in adolescents. About 80% of unmarried young people have experienced this phenomenon. Spermia during sleep is called nocturnal emission; Spermia during wakefulness is called spermatorrhea. The frequency of spermatorrhea varies greatly. A normal unmarried man may ejaculate 2-8 times a month, which is not abnormal. During regular sex, if you often ejaculate or the frequency of ejaculation increases, several times a week or several times a night, or if you ejaculate or have spermatorrhea at the mere thought of sexual desire, it is mostly pathological.