Spermatorrhoea is characterized by the involuntary discharge of semen without an erection or sexual activity. Unlike other emissions, spermatorrhoea
involves the discharge of sperm, which are essential for fertilization. This condition can also occur during sleep, often associated with erotic dreams.
Causes:
Tight foreskin
Stress
Alcohol consumption
Kidney disease
Hormonal imbalances
Side effects of medications
Frequent masturbation
Weak nervous system
Lack of sleep
Depression
Smoking
Exhaustion
Abstinence
Congestion of the prostate gland
Weak digestive system
Sexual stimuli from thoughts or visions
Excessive sexual intercourse
High-protein diet
Testosterone-based medications
Piles
Anal fissure
Symptoms:
Poor concentration
Loss of appetite
Back pain
Fatigue
Depression
Poor memory
Dull eyes
Night sweating
Sweating around the testicles
Moist and warm skin
Hot and humid palms and soles
Pain in the perineum
Prevention:
While there is no definitive prevention method, herbal remedies and lifestyle adjustments may help manage or prevent spermatorrhoea.
