Three contraceptive methods that harm men's sexual function

Three contraceptive methods that harm men's sexual function

Contraceptive Misconception 1: Ejaculation outside the Body

Using extracorporeal ejaculation as a contraceptive method will make both men and women highly nervous during intercourse and ready to pull out the penis to end sex at any time, which will prevent them from fully engaging in sex, greatly reducing the quality and pleasure of sex.

At the same time, during this process, men are under too much mental pressure, and their tense psychological state is likely to affect their sexual function. Over time, it may cause some diseases such as male psychological impotence and premature ejaculation.

Contraceptive Misconception 2: Compression of the Urethra

Compression of the urethra may cause greater harm to the human body because it can cause semen to flow back and accumulate in the urethra, leading to discomfort such as urethral swelling and burning, and may also cause urethritis.

Over time, it may also lead to retrograde ejaculation, which means that semen cannot be ejaculated even when the urethra is not compressed. Some infertility patients in clinical practice are caused by this. At the same time, urethral compression contraception may also cause sexual dysfunction due to mental problems.

Contraceptive Myth 3: Holding back ejaculation

Holding back ejaculation for contraception is extremely harmful to men's health. On the one hand, ejaculation during sex is a normal physiological phenomenon, and holding back ejaculation will damage a person's ejaculation function. Over time, it will lead to delayed ejaculation, weak ejaculation, or even no ejaculation, and may also cause impotence or prostatitis.

On the other hand, holding back on ejaculation will result in the male's congestion not being effectively relieved, and blood may enter the seminal vesicles, thereby damaging the capillary walls of the seminal vesicles, resulting in symptoms of hematospermia such as blood-red semen, sore waist and legs, etc., which seriously affect men's physical health and daily life.

Therefore, contraception should adopt relatively healthy contraceptive methods such as condoms and birth control pills, and never harm your health due to improper contraception.