Men are confused: Still having nocturnal emissions after marriage

We all know that nocturnal emission is a normal physiological phenomenon in the process of male sexual development. Adolescent boys do not understand sex, and their semen overflows. Nocturnal emission should naturally be a phenomenon that only occurs in adolescents. However, in reality, some people still have nocturnal emission even though they have regular sex life after marriage. How can this phenomenon be explained?

Normal sex should not cause nocturnal emission

When boys reach puberty, they will have an instinctive reaction and produce sexual desire. At this time, they will have symptoms of nocturnal emission. This is a normal physiological phenomenon and a sign of maturity of boys, so don’t care too much about it. Nocturnal emission will gradually decrease after marriage. However, if you have a normal married life after marriage, and have sex at least 1-2 times a week but still have frequent nocturnal emissions, then you need to pay attention to it. Generally speaking, nocturnal emissions after marriage are pathological symptoms, because they may be a sign of disease. What causes nocturnal emissions after marriage?

The scientific concept of nocturnal emission

Ejaculation without sexual intercourse or masturbation is called nocturnal emission. After men enter puberty, the testicles continuously produce sperm, and the seminal vesicles and prostate continuously produce seminal plasma. When the semen accumulates in the body to a certain amount and can no longer be stored, "semen is full and overflows", and nocturnal emission occurs. Sometimes, nocturnal emission occurs in dreams. For an unmarried young man, having nocturnal emissions several times a month is a normal physiological phenomenon and will not affect his health.

Sperm emission after marriage is a disease

After marriage, due to normal sexual life, nocturnal emission will be greatly reduced or disappear. However, if there is no sexual life for a long time and nocturnal emission occurs, it is also a normal physiological phenomenon. If sexual life is normal after marriage but nocturnal emission still occurs, and the frequency is as frequent as once every one or two days or once a day, it is a pathological reaction. This state is often accompanied by mental depression, dizziness, fatigue, back pain, and weak legs, which seriously affect physical health.

Three possible causes of spermatorrhea

If after marriage one focuses too much on sexual issues, or receives too much stimulation (for example, frequently watching pornographic films and reading novels), a continuous sexual excitement focus will exist in the cerebral cortex, making a series of related nerves excited and active, resulting in nocturnal emission. If a teenager indulges in pornographic descriptions in pornographic books and magazines and watches movies and TV dramas with sexual plots all day long, his sexual center will be in an excited state all the time. As the saying goes, "What you think about during the day, you dream about at night." If the sexual center is overly excited during the day, it is easy to have erotic dreams at night, resulting in nocturnal emissions.

If a couple is separated and has frequent sexual intercourse after marriage, due to temporary separation or for some reason the frequency of sexual intercourse changes, the number of sexual intercourse decreases, and the strong sexual desire cannot be fully "vented", nocturnal emission may also occur. If a person suffers from urogenital organ diseases such as phimosis, prepuce excess, urethritis, seminal vesiculitis, prostatitis, etc. before marriage and does not receive timely treatment, local inflammation can stimulate congestion and edema of the diseased organs, leading to increased glandular secretions of emotions and prostate and spontaneous erection of the penis during sleep, thereby inducing nocturnal emission.

No need to panic

There are also many people who mistakenly believe that semen is more valuable than blood, and there is even a saying that "one drop of semen is equal to ten drops of blood." Through modern scientific analysis, the main component of semen is water, accounting for more than 90%. The other components are similar to those of plasma, and one drop of semen is not equivalent to ten drops of blood. In fact, this is a one-sided understanding of ancient medicine due to the limitations of historical conditions. However, because this view has been around for so long, it still affects many people today.

Sperm slowly overflows naturally

If you have wet dreams too frequently, you will feel nervous, fearful, and anxious, which will affect your sleep. These negative emotions and mental states, in turn, will make people feel tired, dizzy, tinnitus, palpitations, back pain, weak legs, listlessness, memory loss, lack of concentration, etc., and thus feel that they have "kidney deficiency". In fact, nocturnal emission is a physiological phenomenon, just like urinating when the bladder is full. Why should you worry about it? Therefore, you should treat the symptoms of nocturnal emission correctly and avoid reading magazines, books, movies, and videos that contain sexual stimulation.

If you have too many nocturnal emissions within a period of time, you can use traditional Chinese medicine to treat it. After a period of treatment, the number of nocturnal emissions will decrease. Therefore, there is no need to worry about nocturnal emissions.