Premature ejaculation is a common condition amongst the men of the world. It can be caused by a variety of reasons, but one reason which never gets brought up is the impact of masturbation. Masturbation can have a massive effect on premature ejaculation. Here is why it is important men reduce their risk of developing the condition by regulating their masturbation habits.
Masturbation Myths
Masturbation is a controversial issue amongst the cultures of the world. Differing opinions and views have led to a lot of different masturbation myths, which must be eliminated before it’s possible to fully understand why masturbation causes the problems it does. Here are just some of the myths associated with masturbation:
- Many religious groups believe masturbation is immoral and wrong; some even go as far as to say individuals who masturbate are going to hell.
- Hairy palms. The image of the chronic masturbator turning into a werewolf is a common piece of propaganda.
- It makes people infertile. Although it definitely reduces how much sperm is produced in the short term, it doesn’t make somebody infertile. The potency of the sperm remains at the same level as before. Ask this question: “If somebody had sex multiple times a week would people be warning them against infertility?”
The Premature Ejaculation Connection
Premature ejaculation is characterised by not being able to control the ejaculation mechanism. In an average session of sex, which lasts for about five and a half to six minutes, somebody suffering from this condition would ejaculate before this mark over 50% of the time. Most men will suffer from this problem at least some point in their lives, however most get over this issue and it never afflicts them again. Those who don’t leave this condition behind often find themselves lost and frustrated.
Premature ejaculation is caused by a variety of reasons, including stress and genetic conditions. Masturbation has been proven to be a cause of premature ejaculation, though. The reasoning behind this is to do with the nerves surrounding the ejaculation control mechanisms in the human body.
Frequently masturbating puts a lot of stress and strain on these nerves. Constantly using the nerves without giving them a break is going to damage them. Damaged nerves are less able to control the ejaculation mechanism; therefore it becomes easier to ejaculate. Whilst this is considered a good thing for chronic masturbators, when it comes to the bedroom it’s an extremely negative situation to be in.
The Ideal Masturbatory Schedule?
Premature ejaculation can be caused, in some part, by excessive masturbation. The only thing which hasn’t been answered is whether there is an ideal schedule to masturbate to. In truth, there’s no ideal schedule since everybody is different. It’s something which can’t be ordered and structured easily. To put it simply, masturbating more than a few times each week is potentially attracting the onset of premature ejaculation.
Of course, this schedule isn’t something which is rigid, and breaking it every so often won’t cause too many problems, but chronic masturbation is a real problem. The best thing to do is to attempt to structure these habits. For example, masturbating on Monday morning or Friday afternoon can be one option. Chronic masturbators shouldn’t rely on their own self-restraint to avoid masturbating too much.
When Is It Too Much?
Masturbation is different for everybody. It’s essential to be able to diagnose when the individual is masturbating too much. Here are some of the ways to tell if the level of masturbation needs to be cut down to prevent premature ejaculation arising:
- The head of the penis is red and sore. This condition is caused as a result of constant friction between the skins. Allow the penis a complete break if these symptoms are present.
- Masturbation is starting to take up over an hour each day. It’s easy to get carried away with masturbation, especially in younger people who have a much better recovery time.
- It’s starting to become an obstacle. People who avoid events, get distracted from work, and neglect their family and friends in favour of masturbation may have a serious problem.
If anybody believes their masturbation is becoming a serious problem, consider contacting a doctor. They have a number of therapies and counselling groups’ people can utilise to get to the heart of their problems.
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