Question: dry erection male 66I do not masturbate for ethical reasons, am unmarried, sexually inactive. Nocturnal emissions have ceased perhaps 15 years ago.
I imagine that if nocturnal emissions were to
occur regularly there would not be a buildup of semen.
Without nocturnal emissions. however, semen buildup occurs and is uncomfortable, distracting. Nocturnal erections are frequent but dry.
Am I correct in assuming that if nocturnal erections were productive, they would release tension?
Is there a course of action that would facilitate the natural spontaneous ejaculation?
As I said, masturbation is not an option.

Thank you for responding. I have read your answer carefully.@
Yes, but more specifically:
Is there a course of action that would make natural spontaneous ejaculation more likely? _
Though semen is degraded by the body, there seems to be a buildup or "peak" which craves release, at which time the impulse to masturbate comes close to overwhelming.
A wet spontaneous erection would be welcome.
Notwithstanding the fact that it is not necessary for physical health, it would be emotionally calming, and one could get on with one's life.
The peak points of libido become an obsession and almost a compulsion to masturbate.
That, for me, is a real problem.
So I ask: Is there a course of action that would make natural spontaneous ejaculation more lokely?
Do I perhaps have to accept that the compulsion to masturbate is going to stay with me during this part of the male cycle?
Again, thank you for taking my question seriousy.

Thanks again, Doctor.
However I have been on that medication in the past and it did not help.
If there is a drug that relaxes muscles at tip of penis, it might be worth a try, more particularly if the condition were partly due to attempts to control spontaneous erections during waking hours in past years.
Has such a drug been invented?
Or is there an ointment for topical application?
Would it work?
A topical muscle relaxant?
I am pleasantly surprised at your attentive response, and am most grateful.
Let me repeat, MOST GRATEFUL.

Thanks, Doctor. I'm probably not interested in medically decreasing libido, at least at this stage of my thinking.
However, it is helpful to know the answer to my questions so as to put the matter to rest.
I'm guess I'm still a boy. Second childhood perhaps!
I am very grateful. Now I need not talk about such embarrassing stuff to my GP.
Bye and Thanks