What are the harmful effects of excessive ejaculation on the body?

Ejaculation is a normal physiological behavior of men. It will not pose a threat to men's physical health. On the contrary, it will bring some healthy factors, such as eliminating toxins in the body and making men more excited. However, excessive ejaculation is an unhealthy lifestyle behavior and will also bring some harm. Let us understand together what harms excessive ejaculation can have on the body. I hope the following information can help everyone.

One is that it is easy to suffer from impotence. During sexual life, the central nervous system is in an excited state and the sexual organs are also in a congested state. If you want to ejaculate during orgasm but forcibly hold back, the excessive congestion will increase the burden on the sexual nervous system and sexual organs, which can induce impotence over time.

Second, it is easy to get prostatitis. Generally speaking, after normal sexual life, the sexual organs will gradually become soft, and the blood flow in the penis will return to normal after 10 to 20 minutes. If ejaculation is interrupted, the blood flow in the sexual organs will slow down, causing the sexual organs to be in a state of congestion. The prostate is also in a state of congestion for a long time, which is easy to develop aseptic prostatitis, and symptoms such as the inability to urinate, difficulty in urination, and urethral pain and discomfort will occur.

Third, stop ejaculating. Ejaculation during sexual intercourse is a normal physiological phenomenon. If you force yourself not to ejaculate, over time, it will affect the ejaculation function, resulting in delayed ejaculation, uncomfortable ejaculation, or even no ejaculation.

Fourth, if the ejaculation is suddenly interrupted, the time for the congestion of the sexual organs to subside will be prolonged, the seminal vesicle will be persistently congested, the blood stagnation will turn into heat, and the heat will burn the capillaries on the wall of the seminal vesicle, resulting in hematospermia such as bright red semen, soreness of the waist and knees, etc.

Fifth, premature ejaculation and spermatorrhea. Because of forcing yourself not to ejaculate, the semen accumulated during sexual excitement has "nowhere to go", but it will eventually find a way out of the body, which is spermatorrhea. In addition, it will also lead to premature ejaculation. The above points show that interrupting ejaculation is harmful. Although you should be moderate in your sex life, you should not force yourself not to ejaculate, which is beneficial to your health and longevity.

The above are the harms of excessive ejaculation to the body. Male diseases are usually contagious. In order to avoid the spread of diseases, they should be discovered and treated as early as possible. Develop a healthy lifestyle, which can also effectively avoid transmitting your disease to your spouse. Pay attention to your own hygiene in life.