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Suffering from Nightfall
I am 22 years old and I start masturbations at 17 and quit at 20, I haven't did too much masturbations I did 5-6 times a month and then I skip this for six months and sometimes 2-3 month but then nightfall didn't occur but now when I quit at age 20 I start suffering from nightfall
I have been having nightfall 3-4 times in a month someone says it's normal but I think it's not normal bcz of this my muscles didn't grow, whenever my nightfall stop for 15- 20 days I started looking smart and then the disaster comes and again I start looking dull
What should I do bcz of that I am really frustrated and worried about future
Is it Can be cured?
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Dr. Chethan R S
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there...... Nightfall is the uncontrolled ejaculation of semen during sleep. This is generally caused by sexual arousal and orgasm from dreams. Night fall or nocturnal emission is completely normal for males during teenage and early adult years.
Excessive masturbation may have been the cause of your problems to begin with. Reducing your frequency of sex and masturbation from now on will help to prevent early ejaculation and seminal leakages from reoccurring.
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