- male
- 25 Years
- 22/01/2025
Is daily masturbation bad for my health? I have this habit of masturbating every day and Ive noticed it makes me feel tired afterward, but it also helps me fall asleep. Should I be worried about this?
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Masturbating daily is generally not harmful to health if it doesn't interfere with daily life or cause physical discomfort. However, if you feel tired or reliant on it for sleep, it may be helpful to explore other ways to manage stress and sleep, such as relaxation techniques or a consistent bedtime routine.
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Answered 04/07/2025
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General Health: Daily masturbation is typically normal and healthy for most men, including at your age. It can relieve stress and aid sleep.
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Tiredness: Feeling tired afterward is common due to hormone release, like prolactin, which promotes relaxation.
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Considerations: a. Physical Health: Not harmful unless causing irritation or pain. b. Mental Health: If it becomes compulsive or distressing, consult a healthcare professional. c. Energy Levels: Persistent fatigue may require evaluating sleep quality, diet, or stress.
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Conclusion: Daily masturbation is not inherently harmful. If concerns persist, seek personalized advice from a healthcare provider.
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