Sperm is not related to prostatitis

Whether ejaculation is related to prostatitis depends on the frequency of ejaculation.

Spermatorrhea is the phenomenon of ejaculation in men without sexual intercourse or masturbation, usually occurring during adolescence or early adulthood. Prostatitis is an inflammatory disease caused by an infectious agent. Common symptoms include frequent urination, urgency, pain in urination, and difficulty urinating. If the frequency of ejaculation is low, it is usually not related to prostatitis. However, if the frequency of ejaculation is high, it may be due to decreased ejaculation control caused by prostatitis.