Why do married men have nocturnal emissions?

Married men generally do not have nocturnal emissions. Mainly because men who have sex will discharge semen and there will be no self-overflow of semen. Therefore, nocturnal emissions mainly occur in adolescence. Nocturnal emission in married men may be due to strong sexual desire, or it may be caused by too few sexual intercourses. In serious cases, it may be caused by symptoms such as prostatitis or urethritis.

Why do married men have nocturnal emissions? Relevant experts pointed out that when a child grows to about 14 years old and basically enters puberty, the development of sexual organs and secondary sexual characteristics will accelerate at this time. The accompanying formal manifestation is that the man's testicles continue to produce sperm, and the seminal vesicles and prostate continue to produce the so-called seminal plasma to form a certain amount of semen in the body. Accumulating inside is just like a warehouse. Being unable to get in and out will definitely lead to a gradual reduction in volume. In the same way, when sperm accumulates to a certain extent, it will automatically be discharged out of the body in the form of nocturnal emissions under the stimulation of the man's mental state or neurological factors. This is what we can hear as the so-called "self-overflow of semen."

Although it is said that a man will have a normal sexual life between husband and wife after getting married, the number of nocturnal emissions will gradually decrease but may not stop. The status of nocturnal emissions also needs specific analysis based on the specific situation of the man. For married men, especially young men who have just married, the secretion of sex hormones in the body is strong and the demand for sexual desire is also very strong. However, having sex once or twice a week cannot satisfy the man's sexual desire. Because at this stage, the sperm and semen in the man's body are produced relatively fast and in large quantities, so it is very normal to have nocturnal emissions. As the man's age gradually increases, the number of nocturnal emissions will gradually decrease or even stop.

Of course, although it is very normal for a man to have nocturnal emissions after marriage, if the number of nocturnal emissions is relatively high, it will have a certain impact on the body. It is necessary to consider whether it is a pathological nocturnal emission and to go to a professional hospital for effective treatment in time to prevent unnecessary pain caused by delays in treating the condition.

Dangers of nocturnal emissions

1. Affect mental state. It is easy to become weak, emotionally unstable, memory loss, listless, very indifferent to the outside world, and more dreams and insomnia will inevitably affect study and work. As a result, classes are mentally overwhelmed, academic performance drops sharply, and work efficiency deteriorates day by day.

2. Have symptoms of discomfort. The number of missing items increased significantly, and this situation lasted for several months. Clinically, there are bound to be many uncomfortable symptoms, such as dizziness, vertigo, tinnitus, fatigue, backache, weak legs, thirst, palpitations, excessive sweating, etc., which will affect overall health.

3. Cause sexual dysfunction. For married men, if spermatorrhea occurs frequently, it will inevitably interfere with normal sexual function, leading to sexual dysfunction, premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction and other male sexual dysfunctions.