Spermatorrhoea
Spermatorrhea is a pathologic disorder in which the patient experiences spontaneous ejaculation without sexual activity.
Spermatorrhoea is a condition characterised by involuntary ejaculation even in the absence of sexual activity. It may occur in the waking state during the day or at night while sleeping/dreaming. It is considered a pathological condition if a person experiences spermatorrhoea more than three times a week along with dizziness insomnia, weakness in the lower back and legs, and low energy levels. Excessive sexual activity, masturbation, emotional imbalance and alcohol consumption are some of the causes of spermatorrhoea.
Treatment of spermatorrhoea in Ayurveda
Spermatorrhoea is known by the term dhat syndrome in Ayurveda, which translates to the semen-loss syndrome. According to Ayurvedic experts, semen is a vital element in the body and excessive fluidity is an indication of semen loss. Dietary changes and herbal treatments are promoted for the treatment of reproductive system diseases like spermatorrhoea. Panchakarma (five therapies) methods of basti (enema) and snehana (oleation) help treat spermatorrhea by bringing balance in the vitiated shukra dhatu. Herbs like ashwagandha (Indian ginseng), bala (country mallow) and guduchi (heart-leaved moonseed) along with herbal formulations like abhrak bhasma are used as Ayurvedic remedies for spermatorrhoea.
In an investigational study, the effects of ashwagandha were tested on 25 individuals with asthenozoospermia and 25 with oligospermia. After 3 months, significant improvement was noted in sperm quality of both the groups. It was reported that ashwagandha improves semen quality by reducing cell death and oxidative stress. It also increased the concentration of essential metal ions in sperms.
Diagnosis begins with a complete physical examination to determine your general state of health and identify any physical problems that may impact your fertility. Your healthcare provider may also interview both you and your partner about your sexual habits.
He is a physician who is trained to deal with sexual and relationship issues. They address biological, psychological, and sociological aspects while addressing sexual issues. They identify and treat sexual problems in both men and women.
No, it’s not! This bleeding mainly occurs in virgins when the hymen is ruptured. In some cases, this hymen may be absent right from birth or might get ruptured while doing exercises, playing games or using tampons. Thus, it is not necessary for a woman to bleed during hervery first sexual intercourse even if she is a virgin. This misconception often leads to troubles in marriages.It is funny how a small tissue gives rise to big issues!
No. What people need to realise is that masturbation is just simulated sex and it can’t give you any of the aforementioned conditions. None of them are related to any of the conditions you mentioned above. Some other common myths include that it will make you blind, cause hair growth on the back of your hand and make you lose hair. Just relax and don’t get fooled by common myths.
