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Doctors say that of we don't masterbate we will have nocturnal emissions.i masterbate still i have them.could it be a prob or disease?
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Normal: Nocturnal emissions, colloquially called "wet dreams", are completely normal. While they may be a bit embarrassing, they are not dangerous. I do not think that masturbation affects their frequency. Women and girls have them too, though to a lesser extent. Relax. Rejoice that your body is having a normal sexual response.
Answered 4/4/2015
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No: Wet dreams or nocturnal emissions are normal even in those who masturbate.
Answered 4/3/2015
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