What happens if a child ejaculates?

There are many reasons in life that can lead to precocious puberty in children. For example, diet, lifestyle habits, etc. Children with precocious puberty may experience ejaculation. What happens if a child ejaculates? Experts tell parents that if children ejaculate frequently, it can easily lead to physical weakness, memory loss, forgetfulness, fatigue and other conditions. Therefore, parents must pay attention to their children's precocious puberty in daily life.

Children will become physically weak if they ejaculate too much, especially habitual masturbation is the most harmful. The main symptoms are forgetfulness, sweating, sleepiness, poor memory, impotence, etc., which will affect the couple's sex life and fertility in the future, and in severe cases, it will lead to premature death.

Precocious puberty is a common developmental abnormality of the pediatric endocrine system. It refers to an abnormal disease in which girls show secondary sexual characteristics before the age of 8 and boys before the age of 9. Central precocious puberty (CPP) is caused by the hypothalamus prematurely increasing the secretion and release of gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH), prematurely activating the function of the gonadal axis, leading to gonadal development and secretion of sex hormones, causing the development of internal and external genitalia and the appearance of secondary sexual characteristics. CPP is also known as GnRH-dependent precocious puberty, and the process is progressive until the reproductive system matures.

Symptoms in women include breast development, enlargement of the labia minora, estrogen-dependent changes in vaginal mucosal cells, enlargement of the uterus and ovaries, appearance of pubic hair, and menarche. In men, symptoms include enlarged testicles and penis, appearance of pubic hair, developed muscles, and a deeper voice. Both men and women experience accelerated growth and bone maturation, which may ultimately lead to a lifetime height below the target height. When accompanied by central nervous system diseases such as intracranial tumors, there may be headache, vomiting, vision changes or other neurological symptoms and signs.

Causes

1. Organic lesions of the central nervous system.

2. Transformed from peripheral precocious puberty.

3. Idiopathic CPP (ICPP) has no organic lesions. 80% to 90% of female patients suffer from ICPP; the opposite is true for male patients, with more than 80% suffering from organic disease. It is speculated that these children with precocious puberty are closely related to the stimulation of environmental endocrine disruptors.

In summary, precocious puberty is a sexual development disorder with multiple causes, and identification of the cause is crucial. After confirming GnRH-dependent precocious puberty, central organic diseases should be excluded, especially for boys and those under 6 years of age (both sexes). GnRHa treatment may be considered as the first choice for idiopathic CPP, but the indications for its use must be properly understood, and the growth/maturation balance should be monitored, judged, and mastered during treatment to achieve the goal of improving adult height. During the treatment process, you should also try to avoid contact with substances with estrogenic effects, eat a light diet, exercise more, and avoid obesity.