Spermatorrhoea, also spelled spermatorrhoea, is a medical condition characterized by the involuntary discharge or leakage of semen without any sexual intercourse, erotic thoughts, or stimulation. It is commonly referred to as excessive involuntary seminal emissions or seminal weakness. This condition is exclusive to men and can occur during sleep (nocturnal emissions), while urinating, or even during normal daily activities.
Spermatorrhoea is generally considered to be a symptom rather than a pathological disorder. It is often associated with sexual weaknesses and reproductive system imbalances. Possible causes of spermatorrhoea include excessive masturbation, sexual debility, weakness of the nerves or genitourinary system, urinary tract infections, prostate gland disorders, hormonal imbalances, and even certain psychological factors, such as anxiety and stress.
Symptoms of spermatorrhoea may include fatigue, weakness, lower back pain, general body ache, headache, insomnia, loss of concentration, irritability, and diminished sexual desire. In severe cases, it can lead to impotence and infertility.
Treatment for spermatorrhoea involves addressing the underlying causes and restoring the balance of sexual and reproductive health. This may include lifestyle modifications, such as reducing sexual activities, managing stress, following a healthy diet, regular exercise, and adopting relaxation techniques. Herbal medicines, supplements, and specific therapeutic techniques may also be prescribed to strengthen the genitourinary system and control the involuntary release of semen. Consulting a medical professional or healthcare provider is recommended for the accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment of spermatorrhoea.
