Is masturbation harmful to the body?

Patient's question:

Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I'm afraid of getting used to it
Medical history: 3 years

Doctor's answer:

Some people say that masturbation does not cause bad effects such as sexual dysfunction, but this is incorrect. Frequent masturbation continuously stimulates the nerves of the genital organs, just like drug addicts continuously taking drugs. When drug addicts first take drugs, they feel happy, but as they continue, they realize they don't feel as happy as before and need to increase the dosage of drugs. They keep increasing the dosage again and again, and with each increase, they become less and less happy, and their memory and other cognitive functions continue to decline. 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 affects other nerves, causing the transmission of nerve signals to be slower than those who do not masturbate.
Repeated masturbation, with each sexual arousal and impulse, is similar to excessive sexual activity after marriage, weakening the body and causing symptoms such as tinnitus, palpitations, lower back pain, leg weakness, dizziness, memory loss, and declining intelligence. In severe cases, it may lead to frequent nocturnal emissions.
Those who frequently masturbate have abnormal sexual arousal and are very easily aroused. Frequent sexual impulses and frequent ejaculation will inevitably lead to nocturnal emissions, premature ejaculation, and erectile dysfunction. If the excitement shifts to inhibition, it may cause impotence or weak erections.
Those who frequently masturbate are particularly sensitive to sexual stimulation, especially to the stimulation of ejaculation, making it easier for men to experience anejaculation after marriage.