12-year-old spermatorrhea

Twelve years old can be said to be a critical period of a person's growth, because 12 years old marks the transition of a person from childhood to adolescence. Many people will experience various abnormal physical reactions when they are two years old, such as breast development or nocturnal emission in boys. The secretion of male hormones in the body of a 12-year-old boy increases greatly, but is it normal for a 12-year-old boy to find that he has nocturnal emission?

Boys aged 12 are in the growth and development stage, which is the stage towards sexual maturity. Therefore, it is a normal physiological condition for boys to have nocturnal emission during this period. Therefore, patients should not worry too much and should keep a calm mind. After nocturnal emission, children should replenish their body's nutrition, eat more vegetables and meat rich in vitamins and trace elements, and pay attention to the changing and cleaning of underwear.

Some 12-year-old children may have nocturnal emissions, which may be caused by diet. For example, many chickens now grow up with hormones. If children often eat this hormone-rich food, they may reach sexual maturity prematurely. In this case, parents should buy food with less hormones for their children and not let them eat vegetarian products, which is not good for the health of a 12-year-old boy.

With the development of my country's economy and the improvement of material standards, 12-year-old children may be very well nourished, so nocturnal emission may occur. This situation is normal and parents and patients do not need to worry. And 12 years old is the age when boys enter puberty, which is a sign of maturity for boys. If a boy develops psychological problems due to nocturnal emission, his parents should take him to seek treatment from a psychologist.

To sum up, it is normal for a 12-year-old child to have nocturnal emission. Because our country's material level is relatively high now, children's nutrition is better. If nocturnal emission occurs, the child should remain calm and not develop any psychological problems. Children's underwear should be changed and washed in time. If nocturnal emission is caused by improper diet, the patient should pay attention to adjusting his or her eating habits.