Will frequent erections affect development?

Babies of the same age should grow and develop similarly in terms of height, weight and IQ, but some babies do not grow and develop well. Not only are they not tall enough and not heavy enough, but their IQ is also affected. Why do babies have such factors? Maybe some babies are caused by genetic inheritance, and some babies are caused by the environment. Let me tell you what are the factors that affect growth and development?

Will frequent erections affect growth and development?

For boys in puberty, if they often have erections spontaneously, that is, erections at night or erections in the morning, it will not affect their growth and development. It just shows that the body is healthy, because normal and healthy adolescents will have frequent erections at night and morning erections.

But if this kind of frequent erection is caused by human factors, it may cause some symptoms. For example, it is very easy to cause chronic prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis. If it is erected for a long time and there is a situation of male ejaculation, that is, masturbation, it can affect our physical and mental health. Frequent masturbation can cause physical fatigue, lack of concentration, and even affect mental health. Therefore, we do not recommend that teenagers masturbate frequently.

What are the factors that affect growth and development?

1. Genetic factors. The baby's growth and development characteristics, development potential, trends, and levels are all affected by the genetic factors of both the father and the mother.

2. Nutritional factors. It is also one of the key factors that affect the growth and development of babies. Sufficient and effective nutrition is the material condition for the growth and development of babies. If the nutrition is insufficient, it will first cause the newborn to have no weight gain or even decrease, and finally affect the growth of height and the functions of other systems of the human body, such as immune function, endocrine function, and neural regulation.

3. Environmental factors. A good living environment and sanitary conditions such as sufficient sunlight, fresh air, and clean water resources are beneficial to the growth and development of babies, while the opposite will have adverse effects.

4. Family factors. The warmth of the family, the care of the family members and the good role model effect have a long-term impact on the formation of the baby's personality and behavior, the stability of the mentality and the growth and development of IQ.

5. Disease factors. This also has a certain impact on the growth and development of babies. Acute infection often causes the newborn to have no weight gain or slow weight gain, while chronic infection affects both weight gain and height growth. Endocrine diseases (such as hypothyroidism) have a more prominent impact on growth and development, often causing delayed bone growth and development and central nervous system language development.