What should boys do if they easily have nocturnal emissions at night?

Nocturnal emission is a common male disease for many men. Not only mature men, but also adolescent boys are prone to symptoms of nocturnal emission. Long-term nocturnal emission can easily cause great harm to physical health, and it can also easily cause some other complications, which is very bad for the body. Nocturnal emission in boys can be improved mentally, and they also need to keep their genitals clean at ordinary times.

What to do if a boy has spermatorrhea

1. What to do if a boy has nocturnal emission

First of all, proper guidance is needed.

Although adolescent boys are sexually mature physically, they are not sexually mature psychologically. At this time, boys often feel frightened and doubtful about their first nocturnal emission. At this time, parents need to give their children appropriate guidance. While respecting the fact of their physical development, they should also pay attention to preaching scientific sexual knowledge to them so that they can face up to this important change in their bodies.

Second, parents should educate their children to pay attention to physical hygiene.

Boys should not wear tight pants because the testicles are extremely sensitive to temperature. Wearing tight pants frequently can cause the scrotal skin to thicken and the testicles to rise to the outer groin ring, causing the testicle temperature to be higher than normal and affecting the development of sperm in the testicles. In addition, tight pants increase friction on the glans penis, which can easily cause sexual impulses. Boys should also pay attention to keeping the external genitalia clean, frequently turn over the foreskin and clean the dirt inside to prevent inflammation.

At the same time, we should also pay attention to guiding them to develop healthy sexual psychology and sexual morality. Cultivate a wide range of interests and hobbies in life, do not indulge in pornographic fantasies and excitement, and avoid going astray.

What to do if a boy has spermatorrhea

2. Clinical manifestations of spermatorrhea

Frequent leakage of semen not caused by sexual intercourse, more than twice a week, or emission during dreams, or emission without dreams, or a small amount of semen leaking out in the urine, or even leaking out on its own when awake, often accompanied by dizziness, tinnitus, forgetfulness, palpitations, insomnia, sore waist and weak knees, mental fatigue, or discomfort when urinating, swelling and discomfort in the lower abdomen and genitals, etc. It is mostly caused by overwork, excessive concentration, indulgence in lust, excessive exposure to external things, spicy food, etc.

3. Differential diagnosis of spermatorrhea

Sperm leakage is a physiological phenomenon in which an unmarried adult man or a married couple who is separated has nocturnal emission 1 to 2 times a month without any discomfort or other symptoms the next day.

Premature ejaculation and spermatorrhea is the spontaneous leakage of semen without sexual intercourse. Premature ejaculation occurs at the beginning of sexual intercourse or even before intercourse. The premature leakage of semen may lead to the inability to have a normal sexual life.

Turbid semen refers to the discharge of rice-water or paste-like turbid substances from the urethra from time to time, and itching and pain in the penis, which is as painful as a knife cut, while nocturnal emission refers to the discharge of semen from the urethra without pain.