Does Daily Masturbation cause Problems? Posted: 08-16-06 23:51pm
I masturbate at least once everyday. I
see nothing wrong with it but I have a
couple of questions. I have masturbated
since I was about 13 and my sperm varies
in thickness, it is sometimes runny
somtimes very gooy and clumpy and today it
was kind of stringy like silly string but
not as think. Is this normal? I have
always had one testicle that has been
bigger than the other and its not just a
little bigger its almost double in size.
Is this an underdevelopement of some sort?
Will masturbation like this cause
problems with my prostate ? Will
masturbation like this ruin my sex drive
when im older or will it "keep it in
shape"? Are there benefits to holding off
a day or two?
Thanks
J
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Sexual Health - Men Answer A1351 Posted: 08-22-06 09:27am
There is nothing wrong with masturbation
unless it becomes the only way for
satisfying your sexual desires. You can go
to your GP (General Practitioner) who may
then refer you to an urologist to examine
the testicles (and sperm) and to answer
your specific questions about
masturbation, prostrate health, and
particular benefits/disadvantages of
discontinuing regular masturbation.
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