Six taboos to protect men’s private parts!

A large amount of clinical data tells us that prostatitis, prostatic hypertrophy, orchitis, epididymitis, hydrocele, spermatorrhea, premature ejaculation, impotence, anejaculation, penile cancer, etc. are common diseases that endanger men's health and they torment many men.

Avoid premature love and early sexual life

Generally speaking, men do not reach maturity until they are 24 or 25 years old. If they have sex too early, their sexual organs will not yet mature, which will deplete their sperm and easily cause sexual dysfunction to varying degrees. After adulthood, they are prone to premature ejaculation, impotence, low back pain, and aging.

Avoid having sex too frequently

A moderate sex life can bring people a pleasant mood and experience, and is good for the body and health. However, if you indulge in sexual desire without restraint, the reproductive organs will be congested for a long time, which will cause a decline in sexual function and easily lead to prostatitis, prostate hypertrophy, impotence, premature ejaculation, and inability to ejaculate.

Avoid unclean sexual intercourse

Many sexually transmitted diseases among men, such as syphilis and gonorrhea, are related to unclean sexual intercourse. Unclean sexual intercourse not only makes it easy for oneself to get infected with the disease, but also transmits the disease and pests to his wife and even children, which is extremely harmful. You must not take chances and do it.

Avoid wearing jeans every day

Medical research has shown that men's reproductive system requires best operation at low temperatures. Wearing jeans frequently will cause the local temperature to be too high, leading to poor sperm formation.

Avoid neglecting sexual hygiene

Paying attention to sexual organ hygiene is not just a matter for women, men should pay equal attention to it. Especially for those who have too long foreskin, it is necessary to remove the smegma economically, because smegma can not only easily cause penile cancer, but also easily cause cervical cancer in wives.

Avoid frequent self-examination

Medical research has shown that testicular cancer, penile cancer and the like have a high cure rate if discovered in the early stages. However, once they develop to the late stages, the therapeutic effect is not ideal. Therefore, men over 35 years old may wish to check their external reproductive organs regularly.