Why do i get erections every morning?

Question

every day i wake up and i got an erection i cant figure out why my older brother told me cause im still a teenager that i will get them till im like 20 thats like 4 years i almost got caught by my mom the other morning how can i make this stop

Answer 1

You cant make it stop and no it will not stop when you are 20. When you are sleeping, everything in your body slows down, including blood flow. When you awaken, blood begins to rush, therefore giving you an erection. Both of my sons have this happen, and also my husband, and he is 35. Just turn the other way when mom comes in the room.

Answer 2

It's normal and no it has nothing to do with piss. During the night all of us guys get raging erections especially during REM sleep. A lot of times we will have wet dreams without getting to the "wet" part. (If you ever see a t.v. news article where they film a guy during sleep for some kind of study or something you can see his tent pole a lot of times). Also, our testosterone is highest in the morning. So then, we wake up with a hard-on. Now, after a night's sleep of around 8 hours or so, everybody (male or female) usually has to urinate. That's how some misinformed people started calling it a piss hard-on and think that it is the urine that has to do with it. It's just that both things are happening at the same time. It's why you can't pee while your having sex. The one has nothing to do with the other and you can even ejaculate despite having to pee. My wife finds it very handy, indeed. When she comes out of the shower she hangs her towel on it. Oh...and a word from experience: make sure your pajama fly is definitely closed or your sister(s) will have a laugh for the rest of their lives.

Answer 3

It really never goes away my husband it 23 and he has one every morning too. that is just what you get for being a man. even women get ( well not erections) but wet dreams and stuff. I've woken up in the morning while having a full out orgasm, screaming and everything!!!! And i was visiting my family once and they ALL heard.. So dont feel bad... it is quite normal.. just take a cold shower and always have a blanket ready.

Answer 4

Okay I will try and explain how erections happen but you will be most amazed by the fact that most of the time (at least in young men ) we don't do anything. Also, you will have to put up with a long explanation. In order to have sex a male penis must be erect. That erection is related to physical health, mental health, and emotional health (ego) If a male is threatened or scared or has anxiety about sex he may not be able to get erect. Erections occur when more blood is pumped into the special tissue in the penis than can leave. The arteries carry blood to the penis and the veins carry blood away from the penis. When the brain gives the command the arteries dilate (become very large) and more blood is pumped into the penis than can be carried away by the smaller veins. The result is the penis becomes engourged with blood and becomes erect. When erect it becomes more sensitive and sexual arousal is easier. The following things will trigger the command in the brain so that an erection occurs. Physical stimulation (the boy or other person touch and rubs the penis), visual stimulation (the boy sees a girl, a picture, or woman in a form of undress that triggers an erection) Males are genetically engineered to be set off by visual stimulations. This is one reason why most users of pornography are males. In childhood and early puberty (5 to 13) boys can get spontaneous erections. The brain just decides to trigger an erection. This is very embarrassing to boys because it happens at school, while at play, in front their girl friends, in the shower during PE. The boy does nothing to cause this it just happens really! Girls think boys are always horny and that is true for teen agers but boys don't do it the hormones do it to them. Mental stimulation, sometimes just thinking about a special girl or having masturbated last night etc. will stimulate an erection. Boys get no rest while they sleep either. While a boy sleeps at night he usually has up to 7 erections in his sleep. And if he has not masturbated for several days and is of the age to produce semen he may have an orgasm in his sleep ( a wet dream ) in which he shoots semen all over his PJ's or briefs and the bed sheets. It is usually a rather large amount. Then in the morning he wakes up with a very hard erection that is the result of pressure from a full urinary bladder on the veins in his penis. That has to be dealt with in some way so he can urinate. Erections are very much a part of a man's life. In our youth we do not do a lot to cause them they just happen. As we mature and enter puberty we learn to take charge of our sexuality and to control them to some degree but not totally. A man can cause an erection by physical stimulation, visual stimulation, sex play with a partner, or mental stimulation or fantasy. And most men use those things to get erections at private moments in order to masturbate in private and release all that sexual tension. When a man gets a partner then she helps release all the sexual tension and love making or having sex envolves physical, visual, and emotional stimulus.

Answer 5

Ah, yes, the infamous "Morning Wood Fairy" has visited you in the night. Not really, here's the logic. As you sleep through the night, you will get the urge to urinate. You have trained your body to hold it. As your penis muscles are contracting to hold it all in, it fills with blood. This is the same thing that happens with an erection, but you're just getting it for a different reason.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

it's normal for a guy to get an erection in the morning. most times it's because you have to pee.

Answer 9

I will never go away as it is just part of the male human being so it will be with you for most of your life. Nothing wrong with it either. So, don't worry about it.

Answer 10

I am in my 50's and I still have them... I wake up in the middle of the night hard and in the morning. I think it is a GREAT feeling.