Is it safe to abstain from ejaculation? -
I am 22 years old and used to ejaculate at least a couple of times (or more) a week through sexual activities, masturbation or wet dreams. But recently I decided to abstain and have avoided all sexual activities, masturbation and wet dreams (by sleeping face-up, or side-ways). As a result, I have not ejaculated in past 3 weeks. I feel intensely aroused more often than I used to and feel generally better but I recently I started feeling weird sensations in my testicles and have noticed tiny amount of white liquid (very much like semen) leaking now and then from my penis, especially when I apply pressure on my testicles. Is this normal? Is it safe to abstain from ejaculation for long? I want to NOT ejaculate for at least a few months, can it lead to health issues / complications?It is totally safe to abstain from ejaculation:no worries.
That you leak is normal.
You stopped Cold Turkey and your body was used to produce a lot of sperm and still does.
That will get less with time:
Planets.
Your body is just used to producing a lot of sperm, to suddenly just stop is making you have a backup. You need to ease out of it, just gradually masturbate less. But why would you want to stop?
Well, here-s the thing, you-ve trained your body into ejaculating -at least a couple times (or more) a week-. Because of this, your testicles are producing enough semen to ejaculate this much. By completely stopping your ejaculations, your body has a surplus of semen. Now, in order to get rid of this, it has begun to -leak- out of your penis.
I recommend not stopping the way you did. This causes your body to produce more semen than it needs leading to more wet dreams and -leaks- (as you described them). Instead, try to cut down a little at a time until your body becomes accustomed to not using as much semen.
However, after a couple weeks the -leaks- should stop. If at any time it doesn-t seem right to you, don-t hesitate to see a doctor. I can-t see you penis, so I don-t know what your actually seeing. I think your perfectly healthy, but again, don-t hesitate to see a doctor if this continues for a long time.
Hope this helped.