Many young people who come to the clinic mention that “semen” comes out when they watch pornography or use the toilet, and they worry that it is due to prolonged masturbation. Patients like this are encountered almost every day at the clinic. In addition to the above-mentioned performance, many people also have other incidental symptoms, such as dizziness and swelling, lumbago and weakness, depression, fatigue, urine bubbles, or nighttime dreaming and seminal emission. Is it because the “sperm pass is not fixed” that the “sperm flow at the sight of color”? In fact, this is a common question in most patients’ minds. When we further ask the patient: Is the fluid that comes out the same as the fluid that comes out during masturbation? The answer is often: “I don’t know”. This is often referred to as “kidney deficiency syndrome”, which is one of the elements of Chinese sexual culture that has been popular for many centuries. Many TCM books diagnose this manifestation as “slippage”, also known as “slippery discharge”. According to Chinese medicine, slippery sperm refers to a condition in which semen is lost at night without dreams, or even slips out automatically when awake, and is considered a kind of spermatorrhea, which has developed to a more serious stage. Before the Sui and Tang dynasties, medical doctors considered seminal emission to be caused by deficiency labor, and had different names for the disease, such as “loss of semen in dreams”, “seminal emission in dreams” and “seminal leakage”. Sui Chao Yuanfang’s “Treatise on the Origin of Diseases and the Loss of Semen due to Void Labor” pointed out that “the deficiency of kidney qi prevents the collection of semen, so semen is lost”. It is believed that the slippage of semen is caused by the deficiency of the kidney and the lack of consolidation of the essence. In the Yuan Dynasty, Zhu Danxi, in addition to inheriting his predecessor’s theory of main deficiency, believed that slippage of semen was related to damp-heat injection, which disturbed the seminal chamber. And repeatedly reminded everyone that slippage needs to be treated early, and those with serious symptoms should be diagnosed and treated in time to avoid the appearance of other more serious diseases. However, in recent years, with the flourishing of male science, this long-standing “classic” theory has a tendency to cool down. But there are still people who believe in it, and in order to dispel this myth, it is necessary to first make the male sexual physiology clear. The normal male sexual response cycle can be graphically divided into “four parts”, which are controlled by different nerves. The first part – erectile response. It is the sexual stimulation of the sexual organs, or sexual stimulation received by the brain, resulting in the filling of the cavernous body of the penis. The strength of the stimulation and whether it is continuous or not affects the hardness and duration of the erection of the penis. During this period, the secretion function of some accessory gonads (such as urethral bulb gland and prostate gland) begins to increase, and a small amount of secretory fluid may appear at the external urethral opening. The second part – ejaculation of semen. It is the contraction of the levator muscle, prostate gland, seminal vesicles and vas deferens, which squeezes semen and sperm into the posterior part of the urethra, and at this time there is a feeling of fullness in the perineum that is ready to be released. During this period, the secretion of the accessory gonads further increases, and an obvious drip of secretion is visible at the urethra, and sperm can be found in this fluid. The third part – ejaculation. It is the most exciting, enthusiastic and wonderful “movement” experienced by normal men in their sexual life, and is a concrete expression of sexual life towards orgasm. In this period, the muscles around the urethra and pelvis undergo a strong regular contraction, and the semen is ejected out of the body intermittently through the urethral opening. The ejaculation process is discharged by rhythmic contractions, with the first 2 to 3 contractions being the most intense and the ejaculation of semen about 30 to 60 cm from the urethra, followed by 4 to 5 contractions weakening, a decrease in the volume of semen and a shortening of the ejaculation. The semen just leaving the body is at first thick and has an unknown smell. After 5 to 20 minutes, semen will liquefy on its own. The amount of semen ejaculated at one time, is about 2 to 6 ml. The fourth part – the ebb. This is the fall song of a sexual response cycle, where the man gets full release and satisfaction, but also accompanied by an inexplicable sense of loss. After the first part of the song comes on, not every time there is a sequel, but it varies from person to person. However, once the second part of the song comes on, it is often uncontrollable, and the third and fourth parts of the song will occur in uncontrolled succession, and the lightning is only one or twenty seconds before and after. To trigger ejaculation, it is necessary to accumulate sexual stimulation to a certain intensity and time, usually requires continuous pumping and rubbing of the sexual organs, relying solely on the sexual stimulation of the parts above the waist is not enough. Of course, those who have just contact with the sex of the newcomers will also have to rub the gun things happen, because no sexual experience, so after being sexually stimulated to look very nervous, hyper, the body is also particularly sensitive, can not afford a little tease stimulation, not to end the gun aim, was the aromatic action stimulated to shoot la. It’s okay to relax and practice your control, and you’ll get used to it after a few more experiences. Conversely, men with delayed ejaculation have a higher threshold for triggering ejaculation than normal due to the effects of drugs, nerve conduction or psychological factors, and are less likely to produce ejaculation, often referred to as “slow shooters”. As mentioned earlier, there are some accessory glands around the male urethra (such as the urethral bulb gland, prostate, etc.) that secrete a brighter alkaline fluid that has the function of moistening and cleaning the urethra, which is very different from the composition and viscosity of semen. When men have an erection or when the abdominal pressure increases, the secretions of these tiny accessory glands are squeezed out of the urethra. Before ejaculation, these accessory glands play the role of openers and are the first to contract and ejaculate. Therefore, in some cases, especially the first part of the play, the urethra mouth found a little wet, is a normal physiological phenomenon, never “sperm off, see the color flow of sperm”, and not about whether or not masturbation. The glowing ones are not all gold, warning those who are gold worshipers to keep their eyes open. In addition to urine, not all that comes out of the urethra is semen, in the prime of life of young men, but also to think carefully to identify, otherwise unwarranted suspicion, will make the body and mind suffer.