Dr. Raveendran S R
Sexology
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Hi doctor,
I am 23 years old, and I have been suffering from hydrocele for months. I think it is due to masturbation. There was a time when I left the habit of masturbation. After four months, I examined the nightfall for the very first time; subsequently, it was repeated for five to six days. Now it is getting worse and worse day after day. I feel dull and stressed. Also, during urination, the leather form of white pee is examined. Sir, is there any treatment for these issues? Also, I feel fatigued every time.
Thank you.
Hello,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
I can understand your concern.
Masturbation is normal. Ninety-five percent of male does that (out of a hundred). It is just another way of having sex without a partner. It is a good practice.
1. It helps to relieve stress.
2. Boosts mood.
3. Improves sleep.
4. Helps to prevent depression and anxiety.
5. Relaxes the mind of a person.
6. Relieves pain and muscle cramps.
7. Relieves the sexual tension.
8. Improves the confidence of a person.
9. Allows one to have better sex.
10. Helps the person understand his needs and desires.
11. In females, Masturbation increases vaginal blood flow.
Masturbation does not harm your penis; having it two to three times a week is not an issue; more than that can cause tiredness, loss of concentration, sense of infertility.
Ways to reduce masturbation.
For tiredness or decreased strength, you can use a capsule of Astymin forte once a morning and a tablet of Shelcal (vitamin D) once a night after food for thirty days.
Masturbation do not cause hydrocele.
Thank you.
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