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Medical Video: HAVE NO VIRGIN or OFTEN MASTURBATION marked with LONG KNEE BONE
Masturbation is still a taboo to be discussed in the community. Finally, so many misunderstandings and myths of masturbation are circulating without knowing the truth. Even if viewed from a medical perspective, masturbation is actually healthy. Masturbation can help men reduce the risk of prostate cancer and relieve PMS pain in women. Read on to find out which are facts and which are just myths about masturbation.
Various myths about masturbation are wrong
1. Masturbation makes the eyes blind
Not true. There is no strong scientific or medical basis to support the myth about masturbation causing blindness.
"In fact there are so many people of various ages and parts of the world who masturbate. However, there have never been cases of blindness, physical disability, mental problems, or health problems that are at high risk due to masturbation, "said Dr. Michael Ashworth, Ph.D, quoted from Psych Central.
2. Masturbation makes the knee "hollow"
Not true. Masturbation sometimes makes you feel tired, but all the complaints that you have about the knee knees that rattle or feel pain are not caused by masturbation.
The knee that says "crack!" When you move it comes from the buildup of gas bubbles in the empty space around the knee joint which should only contain lubricating fluid (synovial). When stretching your knees with fast and jerking movements, the space in the joint will expand so that the pressure in the joint will decrease. This condition then pushes "rupture" of gas bubbles which then produce sound.
This naturally happens to everyone once in a while.
3. Masturbation makes hair fall, spotty, grow hair in the palm
Not true. There is no strong scientific or medical basis to support all these masturbation myths. In theory, frequent masturbation in the long run can cause an increase in androgen hormones outside the limits which can trigger the harvest of hormone acne and hair loss. However, most doctors consider this relationship too forced.
The excess production of suspected sex hormones can lead to other possible side effects, such as fatigue, memory loss, blurred vision, semen leakage, and groin pain.
But to be able to achieve all these negative side effects, you have to masturbate insanely - that is masturbation more than 3 times a day, must be every day, and continue to be carried out for several years nonstop. Of course this is very impossible.
4. Masturbation makes erection difficult
Not true."Frequent masturbation in fact does eventually make the penis skin less sensitive to stimulation," said Susan Kellog-Spadt, PhD, director of female sexual medicine at the Center for Pelvic Medicine, Pennsylvania, reported by Everyday Health.
It is likely that you tend to be 'numb' with just that sensation, so it is difficult to reach orgasm when having sex with a partner. However, erectile dysfunction aka impotence is not a direct result of masturbation.
5. Masturbation can injure the genitals
Not true. It's a small chance that your genitals will be totally damaged by masturbation, either by hand or by sex toys. What is most likely to happen is that the skin is irritated by friction that is too strong, but these side effects are harmless and very easy to overcome.
On the other hand, masturbation can cause you injury if you do it carelessly. For example by using aids or sex toys that are not appropriate, such as masturbating using cucumbers or bottles of beer. An erect penis can get stuck in the artificial "vaginal opening" and cause the gancet to die. Conversely, items that are used for penetration when a woman masturbates can also be sucked and trapped in the vagina.
6. Masturbation kills sex drive
Not true. Solo sex can help you explore what you like and not in terms of sexual stimulation. So when masturbation, you can really be aroused until finally orgasm.
For people out there, these pleasures can be addictive and eventually the body becomes "immune" to sexual stimuli in other forms. For example when sex with a partner.
However, masturbation will not kill your sex drive. Frequent masturbation won't consume your "quota" of orgasm for life. Humans are not born with a limited number of orgasms.
This solo sex actually opens a good opportunity for you to communicate with your partner to create a more exciting sex session.
7. Mastubation is useless
Not true. In fact, doctors say masturbation has a variety of medical benefits. Orgasm that is often achieved as a result of sex, alone or with a partner, releases endorphins into the body.
Endorphins can help relieve stress, help you sleep better, increase immunity from infection, increase metabolism, and relieve pain, as reported by Medical Daily.
