Long-Term Nocturnal Emission: A New Possible Disease

Nocturnal emission, a gender-specific physiological phenomenon, signifies the onset of male puberty and maturity.The frequent occurrence of involuntary ejaculation during sleep post-puberty, coupled with an inability to control it, can significantly impact the quality of life for men.Notably, there exists a dearth of knowledge and data surrounding this condition.Drawing upon a comprehensive review of existing literature and clinical insights, this article introduces a novel disease entity, delving into its nomenclature, potential underlying mechanisms, clinical manifestations, and, crucially, outlines a proposed treatment approach.

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Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research
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2024-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.26717/bjstr.2024.58.009185
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Long-Term Nocturnal Emission: A New Possible Disease

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Long-Term Nocturnal Emission: A New Possible Disease

Tian Xia
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Abstract

Nocturnal emission, a gender-specific physiological phenomenon, signifies the onset of male puberty and maturity.The frequent occurrence of involuntary ejaculation during sleep post-puberty, coupled with an inability to control it, can significantly impact the quality of life for men.Notably, there exists a dearth of knowledge and data surrounding this condition.Drawing upon a comprehensive review of existing literature and clinical insights, this article introduces a novel disease entity, delving into its nomenclature, potential underlying mechanisms, clinical manifestations, and, crucially, outlines a proposed treatment approach.

Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical ResearchVol. 58(4)
First Teaching Hospital of Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (CN)
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