Is controlling ejaculation good for your health?

In order to increase the duration of sexual intercourse, men sometimes take measures to control ejaculation. If controlled properly, it will prolong the duration of sexual intercourse and will not cause harm to the body. However, it is also necessary to understand that the semen must be completely ejaculated in the end. Otherwise, it will have a great impact on men's health. For example, it may cause ejaculation disorders, induce impotence, and cause certain harm to the health of the prostate.

Is controlling ejaculation good for your health?

(1) Inducing impotence

Even if sexual intercourse is interrupted halfway, the sexual center of the cerebral cortex and various sexual organs are still in an excited state. Although the sexual excitement will gradually subside, it is not as fast as after ejaculation. This invisibly increases the burden on the nervous system and sexual organs, causing a phenomenon of excessive fatigue, which will eventually lead to impotence.

(2) Causes abnormal ejaculation

Strongly suppressing ejaculation by interrupting sexual intercourse will eventually lead to ejaculation disorders, such as delayed, slowed or stopped ejaculation, and in severe cases, it can lead to no ejaculation.

(3) Can induce aseptic prostatitis

After normal sexual intercourse and ejaculation, the erection of the penis quickly subsides, and the blood in the penis decreases by 50%-60% within a few minutes. After 10-20 minutes, the blood condition of the sexual organs returns to normal. If sexual intercourse is interrupted, the recovery speed of blood flow to the sexual organs will be greatly slowed down, and the sexual organs will be in a state of congestion for a long time. If the prostate is congested for a long time, aseptic prostatitis will occur, with symptoms such as unclear urine, white turbid liquid often dripping from the urethra, discomfort in the urethra and perineum, and back pain.

(4) Inducing hematospermia

The seminal vesicles become extensively and persistently congested, and the capillaries on the walls of the seminal vesicles dilate and rupture, leading to hematospermia, which is medically known as seminal vesiculitis.

(5) Can induce frequent spermatorrhea

During sexual intercourse, as sexual impulse occurs, the secretion of accessory sex glands increases, and the amount of semen increases dramatically. If sexual intercourse is interrupted, these semens have nowhere to go and will inevitably be discharged from the body through spermatorrhea. Since sexual desire is not fully satisfied, and the sexual organs are congested for a long time, it is easy to produce and induce frequent spermatorrhea. Frequent spermatorrhea is of course not good for physical health.

(6) Can cause infertility

When orgasm occurs, the vas deferens, seminal vesicles, prostate gland and urethra muscles contract rhythmically, and ejaculation is inevitable. It is useless to try to restrain it. If you forcefully hold the semen so that it cannot be discharged, the semen will often be forced to break through the bladder opening and enter the bladder, forming retrograde ejaculation. This can form a conditioned reflex for a long time, causing retrograde ejaculation to occur frequently, resulting in infertility.

The above are the five major hazards of controlling ejaculation. Male friends should not only think about the immediate sexual happiness and ignore the long-term sexual happiness. You should be able to ejaculate when you can every time you ejaculate. If you can avoid ejaculation under normal circumstances, it can be seen that it will lead to many hazards. Don't blindly pursue controlling ejaculation. That is also harmful to the body.