Is it normal for an unmarried young man to have spermatozoa, and is it a disease for an unmarried young man to lose sperm?

Spermatozoa is a normal physiological behavior that almost all boys will appear in the adolescent stage, and some boys will not lose sperm in the adolescent stage, but they begin to have symptoms of spermatozoa in adulthood, and there are also spermatozoa in adolescence, and there will still be symptoms of spermatozoa in adulthood, which is very alarming, so, is it normal for unmarried young men to still lose sperm?Come and see.

1. How to judge that spermatozoa is normal

Some unmarried young men lack awareness of spermatozoa and are restless when spermatozoa occurs. So, is spermatozoa a physiological phenomenon or a symptom of disease?

Ejaculation is a kind of ejaculation activity in the absence of intercourse. Spermatozoa lost during sleep and dreaming is called dream reluctance, and spermatozoa lost during waking is called slippery semen. As the saying goes, "when it's full, it's overflowing." Semen is produced at all times, and when it is full, it is excreted from the body through spermatozoa. There are two types of spermatozoa: physiological and pathological.

There are generally two situations in which unmarried young men have spermatozoa: one is physiological, which is a normal phenomenon, and spermatozoa occurs 1~3 times a month, which cannot be regarded as pathological. The second is pathological, with more spermatozoa, such as spermatozoa in dreams, and even in the case of natural excitement. The reasons for this are, on the one hand, due to long-term masturbation or excessive concentration of thoughts on sex-related problems, and on the other hand, there may be phimosis,The foreskin is too longurethritisprostatitisand other diseases, caused by local irritation.

Spermatozoa l~3 times a month is physiological and generally has no effect. However, the frequent loss of sperm often puts young people in a state of doubt, nervousness, worry, and shyness, and some young men with weak temperament are more taciturn, depressed, inattentive, and even insomnia because they cannot understand correctly after the dream, affecting work, study and health. In fact, spermatozoa loss among unmarried young people is a common phenomenon, and there is no need to worry too much, if you can master the knowledge of prevention, you can completely control pathological spermatozoa.

1. If you have a long-term masturbation habit, you should be determined to quit it.

2. Cultivate good hygiene habits, focus on work and study, participate in healthy and recreational activities and physical exercise, pay attention to the combination of work and rest, go to bed early and get up early, do not think nonsense, and do not wear tight pants or nylon underwear.

3. Don't read low-level obscene books that cause sexual stimulation, such as boring tabloids, obscene videos, pornographic novels, and pictures with strong sexual provocations.

4. If spermatozoa is frequent, it can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine.

2. It is normal for teenagers to lose sperm

When boys reach the age of about 10, they begin to enter an important stage of their life - puberty, after entering this puberty period, generally around the age of 3-15, often spontaneous ejaculation without sexual consciousness, which is called spermatozoa. Spermatozoa often occurs at night when dreaming, so it is also called "dream loss". This is because with the start of puberty, the hypothalamus begins to move, secreting a series of polypeptide-releasing hormone to act on the pituitary gland, although the pituitary gland is as small as a pea, only 0.6 grams, but it immediately acts after receiving the relevant instructions from the hypothalamus, secreting a variety of hormones, among which gonadotropins can promote the maturation of men's testicles, the production of sperm and the secretion of male hormones. At this time, the testicles produce sperm, and the prostate, seminal vesicle glands, etc. secrete seminal plasma, which form semen, and after the semen reaches a certain amount, there is nowhere to be placed in the body, so it is discharged from the body in the form of spermatozoa, that is, the so-called "overflowing when full".

The frequency of spermatozoa can be more or less, which is often related to the physical fitness of the person, and is generally within the normal range. To some extent, spermatozoa can relieve the accumulated sexual tension in the body, creating a physiological balance. Teenagers may just be nervous about something in their dreams, such as a competition, exam, etc., and sperm loss occurs.

Of course, adolescent boys are sexually and psychologically mature, although they are sexually and physiologically mature. At this time, boys are often frightened and suspicious of the first sperm loss, so while respecting the facts of their physiological development, it is also important to teach them scientific sexual knowledge so that they can understand this important change in their bodies.

At the same time, attention should also be paid to guiding them to cultivate healthy sexual psychology and sexual morality. Cultivate a wide range of interests and hobbies in life, do not indulge in erotic fantasies and thrills, and prevent them from going down evil paths.

Furthermore, parents should educate their children to pay attention to physical hygiene. Boys should not wear tight pants because the testicles are extremely sensitive to temperature, and often wearing tight pants can thicken the skin of the scrotum and raise the testicles up to the outer ring of the groin, which will cause the testicles to be warmer than normal and affect the development of sperm in the testicles. In addition, the tightness of the pants increases the friction on the head of the penis, which can easily cause sexual impulse. Boys should also pay attention to keeping the external genitalia clean, often turning the foreskin over and washing the dirt from it to prevent inflammation.

3. The sequence of adolescent boy development

10-11 years old: testicles, penis begins to enlarge;

11-12 years old: the prostate begins to secrete, the laryngeal segment is enlarged;

12-13 years old: enlarged testicles, rapid growth of penis, growth of pubic hair;

13-14 years old: coarse voice, induration under the nipple;

14-15 years: appearance of axillary hair, voice change, first spermatozoa;

15-16 years old: darker scrotum;

16-17 years old: long beard, pubic hair distribution is prismatic;

17-18 years old: Slow growth tends to be the transition to maturity.