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Masturbation Effects??
I used to masturbate almost daily, watching hot pics and rubbing my penis for hours. I have stopped it now. But I think masturbation has caused me damage. I feel reduced sensitivity, fertility and strength. The nerves in penis may be damaged. The testicles might not be in a good position. Or may be it's ok.
I no longer masturbate and i feel fertile, unless nightfalls occur, which make me feel sick and weak again. So, what should I do to gain back that confidence of sexual drive in me? Should I give it time and let it get better itself? Or there are some medicines which could improve the sensitivity ? Which kind of doctor should I see? Urologist or sexologist?
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You are suffering from this problem because of doing excessive masturbation. It's not harmful if you do it once in a week but side effects of doing excessive masturbation are you are already facing. Don't ignore this problem maybe it's your initial stage You do massage with olive oil and almond oil twice a day. Try some vacuum therapy, kegel exercise and jelqing exercise. Start eating a healthy diet like green vegetables like spinach, cabbage, kale etc contribute to male enhancement. Also citrus fruits like avocado, orange, and lemon that are rich in Vitamin B9. Also, you can concern us, if you want fast result because without medicine it incurable. We provide therapies as well as ayurvedic medicines.
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Dr. Arjit Gaurav
Sexologist
20 yrs exp
Gandhinagar
mastubation is normal
if u think u r overmastubating
u can decrease frequency of mastubation by simple measurements
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Dr. Radhakrishnan Nair
Gynecologist
35 yrs exp
Ernakulam
MASTERBATION IS A SAFE WAY OF SATISFYING YOUR SEXUAL DISORDERS. IT DOESN'T HAVE ANY SIDE EFFECTS.
I HUMBLY REQUEST MY FELLOW DOCTOR FRIENDS NOT TO DISCOURAGE PATIENTS BY TELLING THAT MASTERBATION IS HARMFUL.
There are NO SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE SO FAR TO PROVE THAT MASTERBATION IS HARMFUL.
WE WILL BE HARMING A LOT OF PEOPLE WHO ARE HAPPILY MASTERBATING.
LET THEM ENJOY.
REGARDS
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Dr. Dr.B.K.Kushwah
Sexologist
24 yrs exp
Faridabad
Yes,
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Masturbation is very harmful for our body in Physiologically and psychologically.
Physiologically erectile dysfunction, erection problems, semen loss, sperm loss, Azoospermia,weakness, hair fall, Albuminohorea, body ache etc.
Psychologically memory loss, increase heart beet etc.
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if you want your sexual life proper. out from masturbation addiction.
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You busy his work alway.
not life alone any time.
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
Sexologist
14 yrs exp
Haridwar
No sir
Npt due to masterbute
sharee some more details
And Consult Me online with me for better
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