What does a woman's nocturnal emission look like? What are the symptoms of a woman's nocturnal emission?

We all know that adult men can have nocturnal emissions, but few people have heard that girls can also have nocturnal emissions. In fact, girls are already having what we call a wet dream. Both boys and girls will have erotic dreams, so there is no need to make a fuss about it. Girls may experience wetness in their perineum and vaginal secretions during erotic dreams. So, what do women look like now?

1. Women who enter puberty may also experience nocturnal emissions, and as they age, the frequency of these emissions may increase. Some women may experience nocturnal emissions once a month. However, many women do not know much about this and mistakenly believe that nocturnal emissions are a form of illness, and thus carry a heavy burden on their shoulders.

2. According to research, although women's nocturnal emissions are not as obvious as men's, the entire process is the same as that of men, and is more poetic. For example, after talking, kissing, and hugging with the opposite sex in a dream, you may experience orgasm reactions such as nipple and clitoris erection, increased vaginal secretions, accelerated heartbeat, and rapid breathing. If you wake up from the dream at this time, you may find that you are sweating and feel relaxed and happy.

3. Data show that nocturnal emissions are related to the level of education. The higher the level of education, the higher the incidence of nocturnal emissions. It is generally believed that people with more education have richer imagination and are easily influenced by books, periodicals, films and television works. It is also related to vigorous metabolism, active secretory function of sexual organs, disharmonious sexual life or sexual repression. Nocturnal emissions in adolescent women are also related to imperfect nervous control functions.

4. Of course, frequent nocturnal emissions may also be a manifestation of some kind of discomfort in the body, such as excessive fatigue, tight underwear, too frequent and too intense masturbation, and in a small number of people it may be inflammation of the reproductive or urinary system. In short, as long as the disease factors are ruled out, there is no need to be nervous or anxious about nocturnal emissions, which are normal physiological phenomena. But when nighttime highs occur very frequently. For example, several times a night may be a symptom cluster of sexual excitement. At this time, psychological treatment should be carried out in a timely manner.