Patient's question:
I usually have my period every 40 days. This time, my period started on December 17th, but it's not as heavy as usual. After each urination, there's only a tiny amount of paper left when I wipe. It's been five days already, so I went to the hospital for a check-up. The findings were as follows:Under a full bladder, TAS showed: The uterus is anteriorly positioned, measuring 4.9cm 3.8cm 2.3cm. The endometrium is solid and homogeneous, with a thickness of 0.3cm, and the uterine cavity waves are clear.
Left ovary: 2.9cm 1.4cm, cystic and solid.
Right ovary: 2.8cm 1.7cm, cystic and solid. A 3-sized mass was observed in the right adnexal region.
Doctor's answer:
The impact of masturbation on physical and mental health varies significantly between genders. Generally, moderate masturbation does no harm to men and can even be beneficial in relieving sexual tension; however, for unmarried women, masturbation, even if infrequent, may cause varying degrees of harm. Frequent and intense masturbation can lead to multiple adverse consequences, with infertility being the most prominent long-term effect. According to relevant surveys, the incidence of masturbation among teenagers has shown a clear upward trend in recent years, which is partly related to some promotional messages claiming it is harmless, as well as to the increasingly open social atmosphere and excessive sexual content in many media. As a result, the incidence of female infertility has also increased simultaneously.