Male | 23
Does masturbation causes following problem? Will I face it if I've been frequently masturbating since 13 and now I'm 23 year old? I read this in some article that said - "The prostate is a gland located exactly in the neck of the bladder, it secretes a whitish and viscous liquid that serves as a vehicle for sperm. This gland normally completes its development by the age of 21. When a young man masturbates before completing his development (21 years), the prostate atrophies, causing prostatitis after the age of 40, which is the enlargement of this gland that prevents him from urinating and he has to use the probe to do so. Later they have to operate and remove this gland." Should I worry? Please tell me.
Urologist
Answered on 18th Jan '24
Masturbation is a normal and healthy sexual activity that do not lead to prostatitis or benign hypertrophy of the prostate. Masturbation has no effect in the development of the prostate and its functions. Common prostate conditions at Prostatitis and benign hyperplasia are often associated with age, genetic backgrounds and general health not sexual activity.
Ayurveda
Answered on 18th July '22
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