Will the oar tube cause acne

Many men have the habit of masturbation in order to solve their physiological problems. This approach has both advantages and disadvantages, and men need to exercise a certain degree of restraint. In private, many people call masturbation "scull pipe", but will the squirt pipe cause acne? Some people think it does, while others think it has no effect. In fact, acne is caused by endocrine imbalance and has little to do with masturbation.

Based on existing research results, after sexual arousal/orgasm, testosterone either increases very slightly or has no significant changes. Even if hormone levels vary significantly within an individual study, they return to baseline after a few minutes. In other words, the causal chain of "sexual impulse/masturbation/sexual intercourse → increased levels of male hormones → causes acne" is not valid.

To further illustrate the problem, we can also discuss it from the opposite side. Sexual impulse does not lead to an increase in hormones, so what effect does suppressing sexual impulse (that is, abstinence) have on hormones? The study found that levels of the male hormone testosterone increased significantly on the seventh day after abstinence, possibly due to the formation and maturation of sperm. Therefore, the causal chain of “suppressing sexual impulses/abstinence → lowering male hormone levels → improving acne” is also invalid.

However, people with more active sex lives sometimes do experience more acne symptoms, a phenomenon that can be explained by "high androgen levels → stronger sex drive and more severe acne." Both sex drive and acne are the result of high androgen levels, but there is not necessarily a causal relationship between sex drive and acne.

"A little masturbation can make you happy, but too much masturbation can hurt you, and too much masturbation can destroy you." Masturbation is a normal physiological phenomenon, so there is no need to blame yourself or worry about it. There is no clear scientific evidence that masturbation is related to a person's hormone balance and acne, and there may not be in the future. Studies tend to believe that there are only small changes in hormone levels after sexual desire or sexual behavior, and the impact of these changes on acne is unclear. People with more active sex lives sometimes do have more acne symptoms. For these people, whether abstinence will increase or reduce acne needs further discussion.