How to Do Well in Physiological Health Care for Men: 15 Physiological Points to Know for Men

When it comes to sexual health, we usually think of women's physiological health knowledge. In recent years, many men have suffered from various physiological diseases, which has caused men to pay more attention to their own health

When it comes to sexual health, we usually think of women's physiological health knowledge. In recent years, many men have suffered from various physiological diseases, which has caused men to pay increasing attention to their own health. Today, let's talk together. How much do you really know about men's physiological health knowledge?

Physiological point 1: Many people have a slight curvature of the penis during an erection, and the degree varies from person to person. Some may bend upwards or downwards, while others may lean to the left or right. This is definitely not a special ability or strange disease, but it is already normal without causing discomfort or hindering your sexual activity.

Physiological point 2: What standards do men usually use to measure their masculinity? Muscle, strength, or length of the penis? In fact, the penis of Eastern people is almost the same, and after an erection, it is about 10 to 15 centimeters. In fact, sexual ability is not related to the length of the penis. The so-called "short penis" may seem very powerful, but it turns out that it is not suitable for use. Therefore, it is important to remember "not to show off the shortcomings of a Taoist, not to show off one's own strengths".

Physiological point 3: Sperm production takes approximately 90 to 116 days and can survive in the vagina or cervix for 72 hours.

Physiological point 4: The penis is mostly caused by the corpus cavernosum, which is covered by a layer of epidermis. When sexual excitement occurs, the corpus cavernosum becomes congested, which is called "erection".

Physiological point 5: For some men, being able to maintain an erection for a longer period of time can be their dream goal. Some people also compare the length of time they hold it up. In fact, staying up for too long can actually be frustrating because erecting the penis for too long without dissipating can not only prevent you from enjoying the pleasure of sexual desire, but also make you feel extremely painful.

Physiological point 6: Never put a rubber band or band around the penis to prolong the duration of an erection or prevent ejaculation, as this may cause blood clotting and lead to tissue necrosis of the penis.

Physiological point 7: In some cases, the penis can break if subjected to severe impact. When the penis is broken, it will make a loud noise and blood will flow to the surrounding tissues, which will be very painful. It is best to send him to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

Physiological point 8: In fact, when a woman's vagina is not lubricated much and you forcibly enter it; If the action is too intense, not only will it cause infinite pain to the woman, but it may also cause you to have a torn foreskin. Although the foreskin will heal on its own, if it is too severe, the wound needs to be sutured.

Physiological point 9: Do you have any problems with him between you? In fact, for young people aged 10 to 20, premature ejaculation is not surprising. This may be due to their lack of experience, excessive excitement, tension, or anxiety. Try wearing condoms; This can reduce the sensitivity of the penis and meet everyone's needs by extending the duration of sexual intercourse.

Physiological point 10: When his/her testicles become inflamed, the penis emits white or yellow secretions, and there is pain or discomfort during urination or when there is secretion when the anus is stimulated, sexual activity should be stopped immediately, as all of the above manifestations can indicate that you/he may have a sexually transmitted disease, and you should seek medical attention immediately.

Physiological point 11: Don't think you are superhuman or have sexual muscle thirst. In fact, when a man is around the age of 20, his sexual activity will be at its peak, with an average of up to seven erections per day!

Physiological point 12: Men also have their G-spot. Try stroking the perineum located behind the testicles near the anus. When you gently touch this "sensitive area", he will feel very comfortable!

Physiological point 13: More than 90% of patients with sexual impotence are caused by psychological factors, with only a small portion being due to physiological factors, including reproductive organ lesions, surgery, and aging

Physiological point 14: Although wearing tight jeans or tight fitting underwear may look better, there is no benefit at all for that. The testicles can damage the production of sperm due to high temperatures. Wear more "big pants" to let "him" breathe!

Physiological point 15: Although the testicles can be easily injured when suspended outside the body, they need to maintain a low temperature to maintain the environment for producing sperm. If the testicles are twisted or impacted, it will hinder the blood delivery inside, leading to testicular tissue necrosis.