Patient's question:
Two years have passed, there is semen on the bed sheet.Doctor's answer:
Masturbation generally does not cause any disease. In the absence of sexual activity, it is advisable to limit it to once a week. Frequent and heavy masturbation can lead to diseases such as prostatitis, nocturnal emissions, and premature ejaculation, and infertility is also possible. The psychological harm it causes is greater than its physiological effects, damaging one's emotional well-being, causing mental fatigue, weak will, indecisiveness, procrastination, irritability, suspicion, and fear. When facing situations, one may either act impulsively or withdraw, lacking patience and perseverance, as well as confidence and courage to succeed. Masturbation can also affect intelligence. Long-term masturbation can significantly impair memory and thinking ability, with the most obvious manifestations being a lack of ability to learn and a rapid decline in academic performance. Additionally, masturbation behavior is highly addictive, and once it becomes a habit, it is very difficult to control.