Is it harmful to masturbate once a day?

Masturbation does not need to be frequent, limit it to once or twice a week. Masturbation is a relatively safe way for men to reduce sexual desire. As long as it is not frequent, it will generally not cause harm to the body. It is recommended that you actively participate in social life, such as signing up for more sports, amateur activities, knowledge competition activities, watching more healthy TV news programs, resisting temptation on your own, and avoiding watching or listening to magazines and audio-visual products that may arouse sexual desire.

Masturbation is a personal behavior that seriously damages the human spirit. Masturbation not only damages the body's drive, but also damages emotions, making people depressed, pessimistic, hesitant, indecisive, manic, suspicious and fearful. Masturbation will continue to affect IQ. Long-term masturbation will cause significant damage to memory and logical thinking. The lack of self-study ability and the rapid decline in academic performance are the most significant manifestations. Masturbation is a personal behavior with a relatively serious dependence. Once addicted, it is difficult to restrain. Masturbation can easily lead to premature ejaculation and impotence.

The tube itself will not cause any harm or adverse consequences.

However, excessive masturbation is a kind of psychological disorder, and it will seriously affect physical and mental health, leading to some urinary and reproductive system diseases, sexual neurasthenia, etc.

The specific manifestations are:

(1) Nervous system and systemic symptoms such as pessimism, memory loss, lack of concentration, decreased comprehension, insomnia, frequent dreams, dizziness, palpitations, etc.

(2) Urogenital system symptoms Chronic prostatitis causes frequent and urgent urination, white urine at the end, discomfort in the lower abdomen and genitals, back pain and fatigue, low libido, impotence, premature ejaculation, and weak ejaculation.

Excessive masturbation can be divided into three aspects: frequent masturbation due to excessive blood pressure; masturbation due to excessive blood stimulation; and inappropriate use of sexual tools. Excessive masturbation is also reflected in masturbation beyond the scope of one's own spiritual identity.

For young people, masturbation more than once a week is considered frequent. Excessive masturbation can reduce one's spirit and vitality, and can also stimulate the body's organs, which may lead to impotence, premature ejaculation, or sexual frigidity in women. If masturbation becomes a habit, or if one even thinks masturbation can replace sexual intercourse, it can become the breeding ground for pathological personality disorders such as bisexuality and self-righteousness.

Overstimulation of masturbation refers to excessive stimulation to the sexual organs, such as excessive force. This is more harmful to the reproductive organs, often easily leading to organ damage, while increasing the threshold of sexual impulse, leading to subsequent sexual frigidity or inability to meet sexual needs in normal sex life.

Improper use of sex tools refers to the situation where, under the influence of some bad magazines, film and television productions, or illegal propaganda plans of sex shops, sex tools are used privately or in groups without the specific guidance of a doctor, which causes harm to the male reproductive organs and sexual desire. For girls, the use of sex tools usually causes the rupture of the hymen.

Masturbation can lead to a kind of mental burden that one cannot extricate oneself from, especially for some people who develop obsession, which can cause a psychological state of guilt and remorse. They often want to correct themselves, but they are unable to do so under the spontaneous physiological desires. Their desire to do good is frustrated, causing mental harm.