Causes of night sweats and premature ejaculation

Night sweats and nocturnal emissions are two distinct but potentially related symptoms, with diverse causes both individually and when occurring together. Night sweats are commonly associated with factors such as yin deficiency with hyperactive fire or insufficient heart blood, often manifesting as excessive sweating during sleep that stops upon waking. This may be linked to prolonged mental stress, unhealthy lifestyle habits, or certain medical conditions. Nocturnal emission refers to the involuntary ejaculation in males during sleep, which may be related to kidney deficiency leading to failure of containment, disturbance of the seminal chamber, psychological factors, exposure to sexual stimuli, excessive fatigue, or inflammatory irritation. When night sweats and nocturnal emissions occur simultaneously, it may indicate a more complex pathological state requiring comprehensive evaluation of multiple factors. Patients are advised to maintain a balanced diet, engage in regular exercise, ensure sufficient sleep, and reduce psychological stress. Under medical guidance, traditional Chinese herbal remedies that nourish yin, clear heat, consolidate essence, and stop leakage may be used for regulation.