Men ejaculate (release sperm) and women expel fluid from their vaginas while sleeping, resulting in wet dreams. They are sometimes referred to as nocturnal emissions. They are sometimes thought to be orgasms related to dreams. Men may awaken with orgasm contractions and dampness of sperm on their clothes or bed. Wet dreams can occur at any time after puberty. However, they are more prevalent during your adolescence or during periods of sexual abstinence (not having sex). Approximately 38% of adolescent boys have a wet dream before realizing what it is. Increased amounts of sex hormones might play a role. Blood flow to your genital organs may increase as you sleep. They can occur with or without an erection in men. Erections in men can occur during REM sleep, which is a typical reason of waking up with morning wood. Not every boy or man has wet dreams. If they don’t wake up or ejaculate, they might not notice. Women, for similar reasons, may be oblivious if it occurs to them.
Nightfall Causes
Nightfall or wet dreams can occur for a variety of reasons and are typically harmless. The condition normally resolves itself with age, but if it occurs on a regular basis, it may be cause for concern.- It is most usually caused by a lengthy absence or lack of sexual activity. activity. Because sperms are constantly generated after adolescence, the overabundance by night, sperm that has collected within the testes is discharged.
- Too much sexually explicit information, pornography, or excessive discussion.
- Inadequate ejaculation during sexual activity owing to weakened genital nerves may result in semen buildup, which may be expelled as nightfall.
- Going to bed with a full bladder at night.
- Physical Inactivity
- Obesity
- Congestion/inflammation of the prostate gland
- Taking supplemental sex hormone (testosterone)
- Muscle and nerve weakness in the vaginal region
- Drug-related – Tranquilizers, sedatives, antidepressants, and some blood pressure medications.
Nightfall Symptoms and Signs
- Weakness, weariness, and exhaustion are common signs of nightfall or wet dreams.
- Other symptoms include involuntary sperm leaking in underwear.
- Sleep deprivation and sexually explicit dreams
- Inability to focus.
- Leg and back pain and cramping
Nightfall : Question and Answer by Dr. Rameez Shaikh, MD
Is it possible for women to have wet dreams?
Yes, in a nutshell. Women may be unaware of vaginal dampness that occurs while sleeping as a result of a wet dream. Women, on the other hand, are said to experience wet dreams. However, the word is usually reserved for men. This sexual excitement may or may not lead to an orgasm. It may occasionally create wetness in undergarments or on bed linens, as it does in males. However, this is less plausible. Similar sexual-based dreams are related with greater vaginal moisture.Which doctor is capable of treating nightfall?
For nightfall issues, see a sex doctor, sexologist, sex specialist, psychiatrist or urologist.Is There a Link Between Wet Dreams and Erotic Dreams?
There is no evidence linking wet dreams to sexual dreams or any other sort of dream. It’s also uncertain if they occur as a result of unsatisfied sexual wants or requirements. The fact that they appear to occur more frequently during times of abstinence may imply this. However, the link is difficult to establish.How can I Stop my nightfall Issue?
- Masturbating on a regular basis to expel extra sperm.
- Meditation and relaxation techniques are used to relieve anxiety and tension.
- Reduce or eliminate your exposure to sexually explicit information.
- Before going to bed, empty your bladder.
- Maintain a healthy lifestyle by exercising on a regular basis.
- Before heading to bed, take a warm bath.
Still Confused and Need Opinion ?
Speak with a Medical board-certified Dr. Rameez Shaikh, MD consultant Psychiatrist and Sexologist if you’re concerned about your sexual function and how it affects your sleep. Reassurance may be all that is required, although they may choose to conduct more tests. This may provide you with more peace of mind and a better night’s sleep. I have got good treatment from Dr. Shaikh and helped me to understand how it works and got good result from his expertise.
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Chhindwara
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Dharampeth
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Pratap Nagar
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Mumbai
Dr. Rameez Shaikh (MBBS, MD, MIPS) is a consultant Psychiatrist, Sexologist & Psychotherapist in Nagpur and works at Mind & Mood Clinic. He believes that science-based treatment, encompassing spiritual, physical, and mental health, will provide you with the long-lasting knowledge and tool to find happiness and wholeness again.
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