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Is it normal to be laying in bed about to go to sleep, and randomly semen leaks/comes out? with no sexual intercourse/ arousal or anything before it happened? thanks!
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Urologist: This may not be caused by any pathology but can occur with prostate problems. For peace of mind, I recommend consulting a urologist for evaluation and advice.
Answered 3/17/2020
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