What are the effects of frequent masturbation?

Patient's question:

Symptom Description: It's not hard anymore, and there's frequent urination, plus a smell. I'm only 19, what should I do?
Past Treatment and Effect: Taken Guifuzidihuang Pill
Help Needed: Provide some advice and prescribe some medications. I hope I can get healthy soon.

Doctor's answer:

Masturbation exists in both men and women of different ages. Some animals also exhibit self-masturbation behavior. Masturbation is a behavior that exists from childhood, often resulting from unconscious, occasional play with the genitalia, wearing tight clothing, climbing poles, or other activities where friction stimulates the genitalia and induces pleasure, generally without reaching orgasm.
Regardless of gender, after puberty, due to physiological changes in the body and an increase in hormones, sexual impulses and desires arise. People become filled with anticipation, curiosity, and fantasies about sexual matters.
From the time of sexual maturity to the point where one can legally satisfy sexual needs—through marriage—people often have to wait 7 to 8 years or even longer. During this period, sexual desires are typically at their peak, and individuals must find opportunities to relieve the pent-up sexual urge. In such cases, masturbation is the most convenient and safe way to do so.
First, masturbation does not transmit any sexually transmitted diseases, does not involve others, or lead to emotional entanglements, nor does it cause sexual assault or even sexual crimes. Therefore, it is a reasonable way to release sexual desire while also avoiding some of the moral and social issues that may arise from sexual matters.

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