What should a woman afflicted by a 'lover jinn' do when something is discharged from her daily after waking up, and the jinn speaks, saying that it is the cause of the semen discharge so that she will dislike ablution?

A piece of advice for consistently observing the remembrance of sleep, entering and exiting (the home/mosque), and the evening and morning remembrances: do not spend the night alone, and marry if possible. Wet dreams are natural and not necessarily caused by demonic possession. A woman must perform ghusl (ritual bath) if she finds traces of semen on her clothes, even if she does not recall having a wet dream. If she does not find any wetness, then ghusl is not obligatory for her. It is permissible to perform Ruqyah (Islamic exorcism/healing) for a person, whether they are afflicted or not. One can perform it for themselves, or one of their parents or relatives can perform it for them. It is also permissible to seek Ruqyah from those known to follow the Sunnah, have sound belief, and avoid charlatanism.