Wake up and find your pants or bed sheets wet – seminal emission! Seminal emission is a physiological phenomenon in which semen is unconsciously emitted from a man’s body during non-coital or masturbatory states. It usually occurs at night while sleeping, so it is also known as “dream sperm”. Seminal emission is a sign of the beginning of puberty in boys. After puberty, the gonadal organs begin to develop, and semen is produced continuously. When the body is “full” of semen but cannot voluntarily discharge it, it “overflows” and the first seminal emission occurs. After the first seminal emission, you can talk to your mom or dad about it, and with their help, you can deal with it properly. However, there are two things that we should pay extra attention to after seminal emission: one is hygiene and the other is frequency. After the occurrence of seminal emission, timely cleaning, such as changing bed sheets and underwear, washing genitalia, etc., otherwise wet is not only uncomfortable, but also may induce inflammatory diseases and pathological seminal emission. Next, pay attention to the frequency of seminal emission. Under normal circumstances, the number of seminal emission in healthy men is 1 to 2 times a month, and there is no obvious discomfort. But more than 2 times a week, or even 1 to several times a day, semen will be discharged unconsciously even in the awake state, and mental fatigue, backache, dizziness, tinnitus, weakness and memory loss will occur after seminal emission. When the above situation occurs, it is necessary to suspect the possibility of pathological seminal emission. It is usually related to inflammation, too tight underwear, too tight and heavy pressure of the quilt when lying on the back, stimulation by the accumulation of prepuce due to circumcision or long foreskin, and cold in the heart of the feet. If you suspect the possibility of pathological ejaculation, you must not be ashamed to talk about it, avoiding the doctor, after all, it is a matter of [sexual well-being], it is better to consult the doctor in time and treat it as early as possible.