Sweating after masturbation

Many people think that masturbation is a criminal act. In fact, masturbation is a way for young people to meet their physiological needs. It will not harm other people, and there will be no problems or risks as long as you masturbate reasonably. Some people will feel weak after masturbation, so they will sweat. At this time, you should pay attention to the frequency and order of masturbation.

Masturbation is definitely not a sinful act. The previous view that masturbation is harmful has gradually faded, but the prejudice of mainstream culture still believes that masturbation is only a supplement to sexual intercourse.

The reality is that masturbation has the value of an independent sexual behavior and is one of the standard sexual behaviors that can produce the same physiological reactions as sexual intercourse. Moderate masturbation will not cause any harm to the body. If used properly, it can also make up for the lack of sexual life between couples, such as unmarried young people, separated couples, divorced widows, patients with sexually transmitted diseases, disabled people, and those whose spouses are ill and cannot have sexual life. It is conducive to radiating greater work enthusiasm and energy. Masturbation can also be used to collect semen samples for clinical examination, and healthy men can also donate their semen through masturbation. Masturbation will not transmit any sexually transmitted diseases, nor involve other people, or lead to unfaithful sexual behavior and emotional entanglements, nor will it lead to sexual assault or even sexual crimes, and it avoids the moral and social problems caused by sexual issues.

Therefore, masturbation itself is harmless. You must let it go naturally and don't have psychological pressure, so as to avoid feelings of guilt, self-blame, etc. afterwards. It is easy to develop many "imaginary" diseases due to fear caused by misunderstanding of masturbation, or to link your own illness with masturbation.

Masturbation prevention

It is not appropriate to blame those who masturbate, and we should not use exaggeration or intimidation, otherwise it will increase their mental burden. Only when masturbation is too frequent and disrupts normal work and study, and self-correction is difficult to achieve the desired effect, should you receive necessary medical consultation and auxiliary treatment, including drug treatment.

The key is to treat masturbation scientifically and focus on prevention, especially for adolescents in the period of sexual development whose psychological state is unstable. Psychological counseling and sex education should be the main focus, avoiding premature love and obsession with sex, cultivating a wide range of hobbies and interests, reducing adverse sexual stimulation to control masturbation thoughts, and shifting attention from masturbation to healthy daily life and social activities. Pay attention to life adjustments, avoid wearing tight clothes, go to bed on time, do not have too much dinner, do not use too warm or heavy bedding when sleeping, do not sleep on your back or stomach, and avoid irritating foods for dinner (such as cigarettes, alcohol, coffee, spicy food, etc.). Develop good hygiene habits, wash and keep the vulva clean regularly, and remove the adverse stimulation caused by dirt accumulated inside the foreskin. For those with reproductive system inflammation, such as balanitis, symptomatic treatments such as anti-inflammatory drugs can eliminate the patient's local discomfort and help reduce the urge to masturbate caused by adverse stimulation.