- Female
- 23 Years
- 29/01/2025
I'm experiencing cold blood when I spit and I've been dealing with migraine headaches. Could there be a link between these headaches and the blood in my spit?
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No Masturbation for a Month: Effects on Body_
Abstaining from masturbation for a month can lead to:
- Increased horniness: Built-up sexual tension and frustration.
- Testicular pain: Temporary discomfort due to:
- Blue balls (congestion of blood in the testicles)
- Epididymal hypertension (increased pressure in the epididymis)
- No significant impact on fertility: Abstaining from masturbation for a short period won't affect fertility.
Masturbation and Fertility: Debunking Myths
- No link between masturbation and infertility: Masturbation doesn't affect sperm quality, quantity, or fertility.
- Sperm thickness and quality: Sperm quality is determined by various factors, including overall health, genetics, and lifestyle. Masturbation frequency doesn't impact sperm thickness or quality.
- Frequent ejaculation can improve sperm quality: Some studies suggest that frequent ejaculation can help improve sperm quality by reducing oxidative stress and improving semen parameters.
Health Considerations
- Maintain a balanced lifestyle: Regular exercise, healthy diet, and sufficient sleep can help manage stress and overall well-being.
- Practice safe sex: When engaging in sexual activities, use protection to prevent STIs and unintended pregnancies.
Dr. Ranjith Suggests...
Consult a Neurologist
Answered 04/07/2025
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