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PEYRONIE'S DISEASE: WHAT EVERY MAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT A BENT PENIS
A lot of men live with a curve down there and never get it checked out of embarrassment.
1. The signs to look out for
7. Injections into the plaque
This is the main treatment that doesn't involve surgery. The doctor injects medicine straight into the hard patch. The three most used are:
• Verapamil
• Collagenase
• Interferon alpha-2b
Early results show an improvement of about 17 degrees, measured against a perfectly straight penis at zero.
Expect some pain, swelling or bleeding where the needle goes in, and each medicine has its own side effects. There's also a very small risk of corporal rupture, a fracture of the penis. If that happens, go to A&E straight away. It needs emergency surgery.
8. Surgery for a severe curve
There are two main options:
• Plication. Small stitches go on the side opposite the plaque to pull the penis straight.
• Excision and grafting. The surgeon cuts out the plaque and patches the gap with tissue.
A bent penis isn't something to hide from. Treat the pain early, then straighten the curve with injections, traction or surgery, depending on how severe it is.
HOW TO MAKE YOUR SPERM STRONGER AND BOOST YOUR FERTILITY AS A MAN
When a couple can't get pregnant, up to half the time the problem is on the man's side.
1. Get moving
4. Control your stress
You can't get rid of stress. Work, family and trying for a baby all bring it. But you can manage it.
Sudden stress spikes cortisol and knocks your testosterone off balance. Stress that never lets up leads to metabolism changes and oxidative stress that damage sperm production and function. When your overall health drops, your fertility drops with it.
Ways to handle it:
• Therapy, one-on-one or in a group
• Mindfulness
• Exercise
• Doing things you enjoy
• Having things to look forward to
5. Eat clean
Weight isn't the only thing that counts. What you eat feeds your sperm.
Red meat, processed food and fast food work against your fertility. Plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables and less processed food work for it. A Mediterranean-style diet works best.
Fertility isn't only her job. Move your body, eat clean, keep your weight in check, control your stress and get your antioxidants, because a healthier man makes healthier sperm.
IS MASTURBATION GOOD OR BAD FOR YOU?
Same release, same body, yet one gets called healthy and the other shameful, so where's the line?
THE DOWNSIDES
1. It's easy to get hooked
THE UPSIDES
1. Lower prostate cancer risk
Studies split men into frequent and infrequent ejaculators. The frequent group had a lower risk of prostate cancer, whether the release came from sex or masturbation.
It's not proven 100%. One theory says fluid sits stagnant in the prostate, and regular release clears it out before anything harmful builds up.
2. It costs nothing
It's always available and it's cheap.
3. It keeps you out of the web
Side partners connect to other partners, who connect to others. One infection anywhere in that web spreads all the way back to your home. Handling it yourself cuts that chain completely.
4. Your fertility stays fine
You make around 1,500 sperm every second, so you won't run dry.
Overdoing it is the exception. Ejaculating many times a day for a long stretch drains your zinc, which protects the DNA in your sperm. Don't replace it and sperm quality drops.
5. No surprise pregnancy
There's no chance of a child you didn't plan for.
6. Lower risk of STIs and UTIs
It's just you and clean hands. Keep anything you use clean and never share it.
MASTURBATION VS SEX
Both trigger the exact same process to produce semen. Partnered sex tends to release slightly more semen and gives stronger stimulation. Masturbation usually relies on something visual or a feeling to drive the erection.
A partner beats going solo. Two people enjoy it instead of one, and you bond. Sex with a partner does raise your STI and UTI risk, though.
6. Lower risk of STIs and UTIs
It's just you and clean hands. Keep anything you use clean and never share it.
MASTURBATION VS SEX
Both trigger the exact same process to produce semen. Partnered sex tends to release slightly more semen and gives stronger stimulation. Masturbation usually relies on something visual or a feeling to drive the erection.
A partner beats going solo. Two people enjoy it instead of one, and you bond. Sex with a partner does raise your STI and UTI risk, though.