Is ejaculation good for men?

In order to avoid pregnancy during sex, it is very important to take contraceptive measures, the most common of which is to use condoms. However, some people think that using condoms affects the quality of sex, so they will use the method of ejaculation outside the body for contraception, but they are afraid that it will be bad if they do it frequently. So, is ejaculation outside the body good for men? Let's take a look.

1. The harm of extracorporeal ejaculation can easily cause disharmony in the relationship between husband and wife.

Everyone knows that normal, moderate and harmonious sex can enhance the relationship between husband and wife, while the seemingly scientific but unscientific contraceptive method of ejaculation outside the body often creates a barrier between husband and wife. If the woman gets pregnant, the man may not think that it is caused by the semen entering the vagina beforehand, but may mistakenly think that the woman is unfaithful, which leads to a fierce quarrel.

In addition, if the couple's sexual life is interrupted for the purpose of ejaculation outside the body, the woman may not only not get sexual satisfaction, but also her sexual psychology may be significantly suppressed, thus causing her to dislike sexual intercourse. These factors will inevitably cast a deep shadow on the relationship between the couple. From this, it can be seen that ejaculation outside the body is indeed not worth it, and it is better for couples to adopt other contraceptive methods for contraception.

2. The harm of extracorporeal ejaculation can easily lead to contraceptive failure.

Extracorporeal ejaculation refers to a contraceptive method that interrupts intercourse immediately when the man is about to ejaculate, causing the semen to be discharged outside the body. This seemingly natural contraceptive method usually fails to achieve the purpose of contraception. Some scholars have found through surveys and statistics that the probability of contraception failure caused by extracorporeal ejaculation is very high, reaching more than 50%. This is because:

1) Before ejaculation, sperm cells usually flow out of the urethra as the vas deferens contracts. Each drop contains about 50,000 sperm. If it flows into the vagina, one drop of semen is enough to fertilize a woman.

2) When the sprint reaches the most tense stage, the timing of pulling out the penis may be too late because the man is attached to the pleasure, causing part of the semen to be ejaculated in the vagina. Although the amount of semen that flows into the vagina is small, the number of sperm is large and the vitality is strong, which can easily lead to pregnancy in the woman.

3) Sometimes after ejaculation outside the body, the man immediately touches the woman's genitals with his hands to make her reach orgasm, or has sexual intercourse for the second time not long after. In both cases, the fingers and penis may bring sperm into the vagina again.

3. The harm of extracorporeal ejaculation can easily lead to impotence.

If sexual intercourse is interrupted halfway, no matter the sex center in the cerebral cortex, the various nerves controlling sexual activity, and the various sexual organs are still in an excited state, it is impossible for them to relax quickly. This invisibly increases the burden on the nervous system and sexual organs, and will cause a phenomenon similar to "over-fatigue". Over time, it may lead to abnormal erectile function of the penis, and even sexual dysfunction such as loss of libido, and induce impotence.

4. The harm of extracorporeal ejaculation can easily lead to sexual frigidity in women.

Some scholars have found that even when both parties are aware of it, there are obvious health risks of ejaculation outside the body. Because the man cannot grasp the exact time of ejaculation, and both parties may worry about the failure of contraception, this may lead to operational anxiety, which in turn affects the woman's sexual experience. When the man reaches the climax of sexual intercourse, the woman often does not get sexual satisfaction. At this time, if the man forcibly interrupts sexual intercourse and ejaculates outside the body, the woman's sexual excitement may plummet, and she will be strongly stimulated negatively psychologically. If this continues, it will inevitably lead to sexual indifference in women.

5. The harm of extracorporeal ejaculation can easily lead to ejaculation dysfunction.

Some scholars have found that long-term extracorporeal ejaculation can induce abnormal ejaculation in men, including premature ejaculation and no ejaculation. Because sexual excitement is at its climax during sexual intercourse, the penis will be more erect before ejaculation. At this time, without the woman's knowledge, the man forcibly interrupts sexual intercourse and ejaculates outside the body, or the woman forces the man to ejaculate outside the body. Over time, the man will inevitably experience psychological anxiety, dissatisfaction, and decreased sexual satisfaction. If this happens frequently, it will lead to ejaculation disorders, resulting in two completely opposite situations. One is premature ejaculation, which is commonly known as premature ejaculation. The other is delayed ejaculation. In mild cases, ejaculation is delayed and uncomfortable, while in severe cases, ejaculation does not occur at all.

6. The harm of extracorporeal ejaculation can easily lead to prostatitis.

Some scholars have found that after normal sexual intercourse and ejaculation, the erection of the penis will quickly subside. Within a few minutes, the blood flow in the penis will decrease by 50%-60%, and after 10-20 minutes, the blood flow in the sexual organs will gradually return to normal. If sexual intercourse is suddenly interrupted, the recovery speed of the blood in the sexual organs will be greatly slowed down, and the male sexual organs will be in a state of congestion for a long time. Long-term congestion of the prostate may lead to the occurrence of chronic aseptic prostatitis.