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In the absence of a stable life, moderate and correct masturbation can play the following positive roles:
1. Effectively and safely discharge the semen accumulated in the body on a regular basis, which helps to coordinate endocrine system.
2. Release the sexual energy accumulated in the body to a certain extent and relieve mental stress moderately.
3. Promote blood circulation in reproductive organs, objectively simulate and train sexual functions without wasting them.
4. Moderately relieve the sense of urgency to satisfy sexual desire, avoid unnecessary emotional entanglements and safety hazards, and thus help focus on doing the right things.
2. Harm:
Since masturbation cannot completely simulate and replace real sex, it has some disadvantages that real sex does not have:
1. The intensity and frequency of force applied to the genitals during masturbation are quite different from those in real sexual intercourse. Compared with female genitals, it is difficult to properly control the intensity and frequency of force applied by hand. It is easy to tend to use excessive force and too fast a frequency, causing the prostate to become more abnormal and excessively congested than during real sexual intercourse, which is not conducive to the dissipation of congestion in pelvic tissues including the prostate and is harmful to physical health.
2. Since the usual method of masturbation easily tends to be excessive and too frequent, it will not only cause organic damage to the genitals, but also reduce the sensitivity of the genitals to external stimuli over time, increase the threshold of arousal, and make it difficult to reach orgasm in future sexual life, and even further cause sexual frigidity. Especially for female masturbation, this consequence is more significant and serious.
3. Since masturbation can usually only achieve local pleasure or orgasm, it is difficult to achieve a full orgasm like real sex, which makes the related muscles and sexual organs lack the strong contraction during orgasm. This causes the pelvic tissues including the prostate to be congested for a long time and dissipate slowly. Long-term congestion obstructs local blood circulation and increases intravascular pressure, thereby inducing prostatitis and varicocele, and may further cause impotence, premature ejaculation and infertility.
4. Since masturbation can be performed more casually and conveniently, it is more difficult to be effectively restrained by willpower than real sex life. This can easily lead to a tendency to masturbate too frequently, causing repeated and frequent congestion of the prostate. Over time, it can also create a dependence on masturbation as a "more casual and convenient alternative form of sex life", causing disharmony in future sex life. This is just like how long-term indulgence in virtual networks will lead to rejection and fear of the real world.
5. Since masturbation sometimes takes place in non-private situations, it can cause anxiety about being discovered. This negative emotion can affect sexual pleasure and orgasm, and can also create a psychological tendency to end masturbation as quickly as possible, leading to hasty ejaculation within a short period of time. Also, because there is no need to consider helping a sexual partner to orgasm like in real sex, masturbation only focuses on one's own pleasure, and one often cannot effectively control the urge to ejaculate and ejaculate hastily. Once the above factors become a habit, they will cause premature ejaculation over time.
3. Related pathological explanation:
Excessive sexual activity and prostatitis: During sexual activity, the prostate gland ducts expand and secrete vigorously, their volume increases significantly, and their tissues are in a state of high congestion and swelling. Frequent and repeated congestion of the prostate can cause accumulation of local metabolic products, resulting in poor excretion of prostatic fluid; in addition, the epithelial tissue of the prostate excretory duct is often congested and edematous, with a significant increase in exudation and shedding of epithelial cells, all of which provide favorable conditions for the growth and reproduction of bacteria, thereby inducing prostatitis. Therefore, the purpose of moderate and regular sexual life is to avoid frequent and repeated excessive congestion of the prostate. Achieving a full orgasm can quickly dissipate prostate congestion, and regular excretion can also relieve the congestion of prostate fluid, which is beneficial to the improvement of prostatitis. Because the ejaculation action can contract the prostate smooth muscle, the prostate fluid containing inflammatory cells and pathogens can be more completely discharged into the urethra, which plays a good drainage role and is beneficial to the relief and recovery of prostatitis. This is a healthy sex life.
Orgasm and dissipation of pelvic congestion: Studies have shown that if a man can reach full orgasm and ejaculate during a single sexual impulse, the orgasm will cause a strong contraction of the related muscles and sexual organs, which will prompt the pelvic congestion to dissipate quickly in only 15 to 30 minutes. If he cannot reach orgasm and ejaculate, the pelvic congestion will last as long as 10 to 20 hours due to the lack of strong contraction of the related muscles and sexual organs. Long-term congestion obstructs local blood circulation and increases intravascular pressure, thereby inducing prostatitis and varicocele, and may further cause impotence, premature ejaculation and infertility. The longer the pelvic tissues, including the prostate, are congested, the more it will contribute to the occurrence and development of inflammation. This is because abnormal sexual activities such as masturbation, ejaculation outside the vagina and interrupted intercourse make it difficult to achieve a full orgasm, and therefore can easily induce prostatitis and varicocele.
Prostatitis and impotence and premature ejaculation: The first symptom of sexual dysfunction in patients with chronic prostatitis is usually decreased libido. As the disease progresses, chronic inflammation causes atrophy of the prostate duct epithelial cells and endocrine disorders, leading to gradual impotence. In addition, inflammatory stimulation causes increased excitability of lower-level centers in the spinal cord. Abnormal excitement of the low-level erection and ejaculation centers can easily lead to sustained erections of the penis or increase nocturnal emissions, which in turn causes repeated congestion and swelling of the prostate tissue, aggravating prostatitis and forming a vicious cycle. At the same time, it will interfere with the normal activities of the higher centers of the brain, causing neurasthenia and depression in patients, and may also aggravate inflammation and sexual dysfunction. Due to the inflammatory response of the prostate and surrounding tissues, the sensitivity of sexual stimulation increases. During sexual intercourse, ejaculation often occurs prematurely before reaching orgasm, leading to premature ejaculation.
Varicocele and infertility: Excessive sexual activity causes frequent and repeated over-congestion of the pelvis, which blocks the return of blood from the spermatic vein in the scrotum and causes local congestion, increasing the intravascular pressure. Over time, this causes irreparable damage to the venous valves, and the venous blood is blocked in the blood vessels due to poor return. This gradually causes the venous plexus to swell, elongate, become tortuous, and coil, causing the affected testicle to relax and droop under the gravity of the congested blood, resulting in obvious asymmetry of the testicles on both sides of the scrotum when viewed from the surface. Blood stasis can cause the temperature in the scrotum to rise. If the temperature remains too high for a long time, the spermatogenic function of the testicles will be damaged. In addition, due to congestion of the spermatic vein and poor local blood circulation, fresh arterial blood is difficult to reach the testicles, resulting in a lack of local nutrients and oxygen, and the testicles' own metabolic waste cannot be cleared in time and accumulates in the testicles, which will cause testicular atrophy over time. All of these will cause damage to testicular function, which may further lead to infertility.
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