Three ways of masturbation that men should never use

When men cannot get sexual satisfaction, they will 100% masturbate with their left and right hands. In fact, this is a normal physiological need. Healthy masturbation is very helpful for men to relieve stress. However, it should be noted that some masturbation methods are not advisable! You must know the three masturbation methods that men absolutely cannot use!

(1) Masturbation with foreign objects:

Some teenagers like to insert pen shafts, straw, hairpins, plastic threads, etc. into the urethra in the hope of gaining pleasure, which may lead to foreign bodies in the urinary system intentionally or unintentionally, especially in males. When foreign bodies cause obstruction of the urethra or bladder neck, it may cause dysuria or urine retention, accompanied by urinary tract infection, and finally form urinary tract stones. When masturbating, underage females may insert pens, chopsticks, fruit cores, beans, etc. into the vagina out of curiosity. If the object is large, it cannot be removed by itself, which may cause infection, bleeding, and pain over time.

(2) Incorrect masturbation methods:

Some men adopt various wrong methods when they start masturbating, such as pressing the penis downward and backward and clamping it between the legs, relying on this squeezing to get a certain pleasure, without friction, and not pursuing ejaculation orgasm. As a result of long-term self-stimulation in this way, the sperm is suppressed, resulting in the inability to ejaculate after marriage. This may cause male infertility.

(3) Sexual asphyxiation:

It is a perverted form of masturbation. Self-stimulation is often accompanied by various methods to cause brain hypoxia, so as to achieve orgasm in a semi-asphyxiated state, thereby increasing the degree of sexual pleasure. Improper use may cause the risk of death by suffocation.

From the above introduction, we can see that although masturbation is normal, if you masturbate in the wrong way, it may affect your physical health and the reproductive organs of both sexes. Therefore, the editor hopes that after reading these introductions, everyone can pay more attention to sexual health.