In patients who have frequent and excessive masturbation, seminal emission does not usually occur because the normally produced sperm is expelled out of the body during masturbation. If the patient has abstained from masturbation for a period of time and does not have a stable sex life, the testicles will produce enough sperm to be stored in the seminal vesicles and then reach a certain physiological limit and will be discharged by way of seminal emission, which is a normal physiological regulation to maintain the body’s ability to produce fresh sperm. For patients who have masturbated frequently in the past, the ability and frequency of sperm production in the testes will increase for a short time after quitting. This is a normal physiological adjustment that does not require special treatment and is not a cause for concern. The patient is advised to pay attention to hygiene and change underwear in time, and will return to normal after having a normal couple’s life.