What to do with sperm loss in boys?

Spermatozoa refers to the phenomenon of ejaculation when there is no sexual life, for adolescent boys, this phenomenon may be more confused, I don't know if it is abnormal in the body, in fact, spermatozoa in adolescence is more common, don't worry too much, so what to do with boy's spermatozoa?How to deal with spermatozoa in adolescent boys?

1. What should I do if a boy loses sperm

Spermatozoa in boys in China is about 15 years old, and the youngest age of spermatozoa is 11 years old, and around the age of 17, 95% of men have had spermatozoa, and individual boys have never had spermatozoa, which is not necessarily abnormal. Cowherds who are married but live separately have not been able to have sex for a long time, and sometimes sperm loss may occur. The length of time between spermatozoa varies from person to person.

Even if the same person, in different periods or under different conditions, the length of the interval is different, most of them are once or twice a month, and some are as short as once every three or four days, as long as they are not too frequent, it is normal. Frequent spermatozoa may cause abdominal pain, lack of energy, general fatigue, tinnitus and dry mouth, etc., which should be checked by the hospital in time.

Some unmarried young people lose sperm too frequently, mainly because the brain is too excited about sex, which is related to frequent masturbation; Married people often suffer from intemperance in sexual intercourse. This requires overcoming certain sexual stimuli, such as too much reading of calligraphy, painting, film and television works that provoke desire, too much intimacy between men and women, etc., and sperm loss will also occur. Local physical stimuli can also promote spermatogenesis, such as tight underwear, bedding rubbing, etc.Try to avoid these factors to reduce the number of sperm loss.

2. Matters related to spermatozoa

Every boy may feel lost and worried when facing the first sperm loss in his life, and most parents do not communicate this embarrassing "little thing" to their children in advance.

Next, let's talk about that "little thing" that is not enough to worry about.

Many teenagers, even adult men, wake up in the middle of the night to find a "swamp" out of thin air in their bed or underwear. This is the occurrence of spermatozoa, also known as "dream relics". The so-called spermatozoa refers to the orgasm and ejaculation that occur when a person is asleep.

Is it normal to have spermatozoa?

The concepts of "dream orgasm" and "sperm loss" are actually slightly different.

For men, orgasm may occur in their sleep, but ejaculation is not necessarily possible. But most importantly, it is important to understand that if a man has a dream orgasm or sperm loss, there is nothing to worry about, it is completely a normal physiological phenomenon. The only thing you need to be aware of is that any secretions left on your sheets or underwear should probably be washed off.

A boy's puberty is usually between the ages of 10 and 12, when the body begins to produce sperm and has the ability to ejaculate.It is also at this time that many boys experience the first sperm loss in their lives, sometimes even before they understand what "masturbation" is.

During sleep, a man's genitals rub against the bed or quilt, or unconsciously, a man strokes his genitals. In this case, the man also progressively hyperostogus, culminating in orgasm accompanied by ejaculation. Interestingly, at this time, the parties were still immersed in their own spring and autumn dreams.

A boy's first spermatozoa usually leaves them confused and upset. Most parents don't tell their children in advance what orgasm and ejaculation are, so when the day comes, their first reaction is often: "Oh my God! Am I sick of something?! "They also have a fear of losing sperm again.

What the hell is going on here?

For fear and other reasons, most teenagers do not tell their parents that they have lost sperm. Although orgasms and spermatozoa in dreams are normal physiological phenomena, the yellowish sperm spots left on the sheets are still embarrassing.

Another thing that makes the boys feel unspeakable is the pleasure that comes with sperm loss.

If the person has not had an orgasm (by masturbation or otherwise) before, the pleasure can be both strange and pleasant.In order to experience this pleasure again, spermatozoa may also make the person want to try masturbation. Boys usually start masturbating earlier and more often than girls, which also contributes to their sexual initiation.

Since most parents don't tell their children what an orgasm is, let alone "sperm loss", many of their peers act as "sex experts". Even if the "golden rule" of many "sex experts" is nonsense, hearing friends joke about these topics can help inexperienced teenagers ease their fears.

If you're the teenager who lost sperm and you're afraid of being ridiculed for "wetting the bed", you may know that sperm loss is normal, and the children who make fun of you have experienced the same thing.So, the last thing to say is that if you haven't experienced a "dream orgasm", then don't worry. Not everyone experiences this, and many men have never even had a "dream orgasm" in their entire lives. So, especially those hairy boys who are still in adolescence, don't be suspicious all the time. Everyone has experiences about "sex", but some people come later.