There is discharge on the boy's underwear

Boys who enter puberty, like girls, will have some secretions in their genitals, but boys do not have much secretions, so many boys ignore the existence of this condition. Parents who take care of their children are very concerned about the various secretions on boys' underwear. So if parents find secretions on boys' underwear, what is the reason?

Boys aged 11 are almost entering puberty. At this time, boys begin to develop in all aspects, including their first nocturnal emission, voice change, etc., so it is normal to have secretions in underwear.

Nocturnal emission refers to the ejaculation that occurs without sexual intercourse. It often happens at night when people are dreaming, so it is also called "nocturnal emission". Nocturnal emission that occurs while awake is called "spermatorrhea". There is not much difference between the two in essence, and both are normal physiological phenomena. The first nocturnal emission usually occurs after the appearance of pubic hair, armpit hair, and upper lip beard, and in the late year when the body grows fastest. According to a survey, most boys today experience their first nocturnal emission at the age of 14 to 15, with the youngest being 11 years old. More than 90% of boys aged 17 to 18 have experienced nocturnal emission.

Due to their lack of sexual knowledge, most men will feel shocked and uneasy when they have their first nocturnal emission. Some will develop the bad habit of masturbation, while others will become depressed. About the frequency of nocturnal emission, individual differences are very large, some once a few months, some 3-4 times a week. Only such frequent nocturnal emission as 3-4 times a week will be harmful to health. At this time, patients often have symptoms such as dizziness, tinnitus, low back pain, fatigue, and inattention. When the testicles mature, they will produce sperm, and other reproductive secretions and fluids. They are stored in the original place, and once stimulated, they flow out together and become "nocturnal emission". In other words, "when semen is full, it overflows" is the principle behind this.

Under normal circumstances, it is normal to have nocturnal emission once every month or more than one month, or once every week or half a month. According to statistics, about 80% of unmarried young people have experienced this phenomenon. Therefore, it is normal to have nocturnal emissions no more than twice a week and there is no need to worry about it. Only excessively frequent nocturnal emissions (3-4 times a week) may reflect some problems and may affect your health.