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What Causes Nocturnal Emission?
hi doctor i am 23 year old my problem is that when i sleep my sperm discharge it happen 3 or 4 times in a week my diet is good i daily use milk fresh vegetable and fruit also but i can not get red off from this decesis this happen from last 2 year due to this i loos my confidence
Tue, 13 Jan 2015
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In short: It is completely normal, its not a disease
Explanation: Please stop thinking in this line that it is a disease. Do not contact those quack who tell you that they cure this. This is completely normal phenomenon.
If you do not have sex/masturbate/ejaculate by any means your own body will try to try to produce new sperms and ejaculate old by this process during REM sleep(A stage of sleep).
Hope this will help you. Good luck
In short: It is completely normal, its not a disease
Explanation: Please stop thinking in this line that it is a disease. Do not contact those quack who tell you that they cure this. This is completely normal phenomenon.
If you do not have sex/masturbate/ejaculate by any means your own body will try to try to produce new sperms and ejaculate old by this process during REM sleep(A stage of sleep).
Hope this will help you. Good luck
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In short: Nocturnal emission is normal
Explanation: If you do not masturbate/have sex/ejaculate by any means, your body will try to regenerate sperms by discharging old one. So, you will ejaculate when in sleep/slightly excited also.
So, stop thinking about this and be cool. Good luck.
In short: Nocturnal emission is normal
Explanation: If you do not masturbate/have sex/ejaculate by any means, your body will try to regenerate sperms by discharging old one. So, you will ejaculate when in sleep/slightly excited also.
So, stop thinking about this and be cool. Good luck.
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