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Suggest Treatment For Nocturnal Emissions
Sir before 1 year, During sleeping the sperms comes out from my urethra and at that time i don’t have knowledge about it.. I think very much about it , at last i don t find any solution than sir day by day the production of sperms(seman) were increased and sir now when ever i sleep the sperms are released unconsciously... Sir please tell me the solution of this problems... And sir i am very weak and my nerves are prominent over my skin.... Is this is because of above problem or any other?
Thu, 3 Dec 2020
Hi,
Answer will be conditional please follow appropriate relative advice
Scenario 'ONE':
I am guessing you just hit your puberty and you are "not sexually active" at time of asking the question. Nocturnal Emissions are common with boys under 20 years of age. It varies from 1-2 times a week to 5 times a week. Nothing to concern. It has been researched that about 8% of boys have such frequently occurring emissions. Currently newly pubescents boys will have high sensitivity to touch, even touch of bed sheet / lucid sexually arousing dream may lead to such nocturnal emission (on an average 8% have them daily). The emissions will decrease eventually once you become acclimatized to the sexual intercourse. The sensitivity of your sex organ will decrease eventually.
Nothing to worry, if capable of masturbation try it before you go to sleep once every 2-3 days and see if it helps to stop nocturnal emissions.
Scenario 'TWO':
I am guessing you just attained puberty and is sexually active with partner. In this scenario the main concern is the Sexually transmitted disease.
1) Have you primary care provider check you for the STD. (Best option) if in a position not able to talk to the primary care provider you need to do following
>>> i) No sexual activity with partner till the following thing is resolved
>>> ii) Monitor the ejection for any a) blood, 2) foul smell, or 3) any abnormal appearance of semen.
>>> iii) if currently described resolve in few days no need to worry. If the conditions mentioned in (ii) present please contact urologist and have it checked.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Jay Patel, General & Family Physician
Answer will be conditional please follow appropriate relative advice
Scenario 'ONE':
I am guessing you just hit your puberty and you are "not sexually active" at time of asking the question. Nocturnal Emissions are common with boys under 20 years of age. It varies from 1-2 times a week to 5 times a week. Nothing to concern. It has been researched that about 8% of boys have such frequently occurring emissions. Currently newly pubescents boys will have high sensitivity to touch, even touch of bed sheet / lucid sexually arousing dream may lead to such nocturnal emission (on an average 8% have them daily). The emissions will decrease eventually once you become acclimatized to the sexual intercourse. The sensitivity of your sex organ will decrease eventually.
Nothing to worry, if capable of masturbation try it before you go to sleep once every 2-3 days and see if it helps to stop nocturnal emissions.
Scenario 'TWO':
I am guessing you just attained puberty and is sexually active with partner. In this scenario the main concern is the Sexually transmitted disease.
1) Have you primary care provider check you for the STD. (Best option) if in a position not able to talk to the primary care provider you need to do following
>>> i) No sexual activity with partner till the following thing is resolved
>>> ii) Monitor the ejection for any a) blood, 2) foul smell, or 3) any abnormal appearance of semen.
>>> iii) if currently described resolve in few days no need to worry. If the conditions mentioned in (ii) present please contact urologist and have it checked.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Jay Patel, General & Family Physician
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