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What can be done for nocturnal emissions?

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Hi doctor,

I cannot stop nocturnal emissions. I sleep on my back and I do not even put any blankets on myself. I neither watch something or think about it, but it happens two or three times a week. I get brain fog from it and my voice badly changes. I get tired of it. Please help.

Answered by Dr. Poosha Darbha

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Dr. Poosha Darbha is a dedicated sexologist with expertise in human sexual health, relationships, orientation, development, and sexual wellness. He is trained to help individuals and couples address concerns such as difficulty communicating sexual needs, intimacy challenges, sexual dysfunction, and understanding healthy and satisfying relationships. Dr. Darbha also provides compassionate support for individuals dealing with the emotional effects of sexual trauma, abuse, and intimacy-related difficulties. Known for his respectful, confidential, and patient-centered approach, he focuses on creating a safe environment where patients can openly discuss sensitive concerns and receive evidence-based guidance for improved emotional and sexual well-being.        

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Hi,

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Nocturnal emissions usually occur in sex dreams and often even without dreams.

Sleep ejaculations are healthy and normal for everyone. They do not cause any problem in your sexual life either now or in the future. Just as pressure cooker releases steam every time the pressure inside the cooker increases, so also your body expels the unused semen once in a while and gives way for the production of new sperm or semen.

This is nature's way of releasing the sexual tension building up in you. Probably it is also a way to check that your sexual system is working fine, and to make sure semen does not become stale. Night falls disappear once you enter into regular sexual life.

There are a number of myths in society about night falls. Buying those myths causes psychosomatic symptoms like brain fog, weakness, fatigue, etc. Be assured, all these are myths and misconceptions due to a lack of scientific knowledge. So the next time nightfall occurs, laugh it off, wash it off and enjoy it.

If the symptoms persist, they may have other reasons behind them. Get a general medical check-up to identify the causes.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Hemalatha
Published At March 8, 2020
Reviewed At March 8, 2020

Education:

PhD

Professional Bio:

Dr. Poosha Darbha is a dedicated sexologist with expertise in human sexual health, relationships, orientation, development, and sexual wellness. He is trained to help individuals and couples address concerns such as difficulty communicating sexual needs, intimacy challenges, sexual dysfunction, and understanding healthy and satisfying relationships. Dr. Darbha also provides compassionate support for individuals dealing with the emotional effects of sexual trauma, abuse, and intimacy-related difficulties. Known for his respectful, confidential, and patient-centered approach, he focuses on creating a safe environment where patients can openly discuss sensitive concerns and receive evidence-based guidance for improved emotional and sexual well-being.        

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Dr. Hemalatha is a dedicated Dental Surgeon with expertise in preventive, restorative, and cosmetic dental care. She is passionate about promoting oral health and creating personalized treatment plans to suit each patient’s needs. Her clinical approach emphasizes patient comfort, precision, and long-term dental wellness, ensuring a positive and reassuring experience for every individual under her care.

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Education:

PhD

Professional Bio:

Dr. Poosha Darbha is a dedicated sexologist with expertise in human sexual health, relationships, orientation, development, and sexual wellness. He is trained to help individuals and couples address concerns such as difficulty communicating sexual needs, intimacy challenges, sexual dysfunction, and understanding healthy and satisfying relationships. Dr. Darbha also provides compassionate support for individuals dealing with the emotional effects of sexual trauma, abuse, and intimacy-related difficulties. Known for his respectful, confidential, and patient-centered approach, he focuses on creating a safe environment where patients can openly discuss sensitive concerns and receive evidence-based guidance for improved emotional and sexual well-being.        

This doctor is not available for online consultations on the platform anymore.

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