Patient's question:
All symptoms: What illnesses might one develop from such an irregular lifestyle?Onset time and cause: Approximately four or five years ago. Initially, it was more frequent, about five times a week. After a period, it has stabilized at around twice a week.
Treatment history: What tests were conducted? After visiting the hospital, what examinations were done, etc.
Help needed: I want to know what harm this irregular lifestyle might cause to marriage or something like that.
Doctor's answer:
If masturbation becomes a habit, it undoubtedly has adverse effects and consequences on both the physiological and psychological levels. It can lead to kidney deficiency, sexual dysfunction, and some may experience dizziness, blurred vision, tinnitus, palpitations, insomnia, and other symptoms, resulting in a lack of energy for studying and working. Some people say that masturbation does not cause sexual dysfunction or other negative effects, but this is incorrect. Frequent masturbation continuously stimulates the nerves of the genital organs, similar to how drug addicts continuously take drugs. Initially, drug addicts experience pleasure when taking drugs, but as they continue, they realize that the pleasure is not as intense as before and need to increase the dosage of the drug repeatedly. With each increase, the pleasure diminishes, and their memory and other cognitive functions deteriorate. Excessive masturbation stimulates the nerves of the genital organs, leading to dullness of the nerves. This not only affects the pleasure and duration of sexual life but also impacts other nerves, causing the transmission of nerve signals to be slower than in those who do not masturbate.