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Night fall
I am a Virgin male of 21 years.I am facing nightfall without wet dreams. I left mastrubation and receiving bj's 3 months ago. I am facing this problem only after i left those.
I gave nightfall twice a month. For eg: when I face it on 1st december the second nightfall will be on 3rd december and 3rd on 30th december then fourth on 31st december. Is this normal?? Please help me to stop this nightfall
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Dr. Aditya Gupta
Sexologist
13 yrs exp
Roorkee
Hello
Nightfall is not a disease and is quite normal. Most of the time its the lubricating fluid that comes out from penis when aroused not semen. So don't worry it will go spontaneously once you become sexually active, as you already observed.
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Dr. Jamal Akhtar Azmi
Andrologist
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Nocturnal emissions are very common and normal thing
It occurs in males who acheive puberty.
It is very common in males who have abstinence from masturbations and sexual intercourse
There is nothing abnormal about it
Nothing to worry
Be relaxed
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