Does Masturbation lead ED?

Does Masturbation Lead Impotence?

Masturbation refers to sexual stimulation, especially of one’s own genitals (self masturbation) and often to the point of orgasm, which is performed manually, by other types of bodily contact (except for sexual intercourse), by use of objects or tools, or by some combination of these methods. Masturbation is the most common form of autoeroticism, although masturbation with a partner (mutual masturbation) is also common.

Solo Masturbation:

Masturbation is a part of life and our sexual practices. Solo masturbation is stimulation of sex organs by self. It is a solo activity and it does not encroach upon anybody’s freedom. This prevents pregnancy and STDS. Masturbation costs nothing, and it is the surest way to prevent STD and HIV infections. Sociologists feel that had masturbation not been there, the rapes, homosexuality, prostitution, sexually transmitted diseases and HIV/AIDS would have been on increase.

Mutual masturbation:

Mutual masturbation is often termed the safest type of sex you can enjoy with a partner. Since it is self stimulation and the male never enters the female, no fluids are exchanged. When two do it to each other, it is called “mutual masturbation.” About 93 to 98 per cent of men and 60 to 80 per cent of women do it. However, most of them do not disclose it. It is a normal step in the development of sexuality.

Myths Associated With Masturbation:

There are very common myth among all men are

Most of the men believe that masturbation causes impotence, makes semen watery or exhaust the stock of semen, loss of eyesight. None of these is true. But studies have shown that masturbation doesn’t cause impotence. It is not harmful, rather than it is harmless, and is beneficial. It is a safe sexual outlet.

Another myth associated with Masturbation is that, teenagers shouldn’t masturbate often, as they will lose the ability to have children. This also is not true as Teenagers tends to masturbate more often than adults as their hormone levels are at the highest they will be in their lifetime.

Because of wide spread myths about masturbation, boys are afraid that by doing masturbation, they become weak, get pimples, become insane and that their penis gets bent, decreases in size or get tilted.

Boys are also worried about the loss of semen which is supposed to be a precious and vital fluid. In fact semen is a fluid meant for throwing out of body. No harm is done if it is thrown out and no benefit is obtained if it is preserved in the body. Sperms and the constituents of the semen are continuously produced in the body. If the semen is not ejaculated at intervals either by masturbation or in sleep, it gets disintegrated and absorbed in the body.

Contrary to common beliefs, masturbation is harmless. Those who masturbate find a sense of physical satisfaction and release of mental tension. It familiarizes oneself with one’s own sexual responses. In fact, most doctors recommend it, not only to improve sexual experiences but to also promote good general health

Negative sides of excessive Masturbation:

Masturbation doesn’t leads to impotence rather than, it, not only to improve sexual experiences but to also promote good general health. However, like most things in life, too much of a good thing can be bad. Excessive masturbation can lead to symptoms like stress, fatigue, and memory loss. In extreme cases, sufferers fall into the pitfalls of impotence and hair loss.

What people should understand about Masturbation?

Masturbation is not a habit or addiction like smoking or alcohol. It does not harm as tobacco or alcohol does. Masturbation is a normal expression of sexuality during the adolescence. The frequency decreases as the age advances. It is not necessary to go against the stream of the nature

What harms in masturbation is not the act itself, but the feeling of guilt, shame and anxiety regarding the act.