How is reproduction treated

Update Date: 2021-05-19 Source: Network

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Today, we are introducing one of the common diseases. Reproductive health has always been an important topic in the field of health education all over the world, and it will also have a great impact on us. Compared with the mature reproductive health education development system abroad and the open attitude towards sex, it is not too much for Chinese people to say that there is no knowledge about reproductive health. How to treat reproduction.

How is reproduction treated

First: after orgasm need deep sleep, after sex, penis need enough sleep. When men sleep at night, the penis will erect for 3-5 hours. The purpose of erecting at night is not to have sex, but to "recharge" the penis, increase blood oxygen and ensure the health of the penis. Dr. Goldstein said that the more erections you have during night sleep, the more flexible the erectile tissue is.

Second: do not fight with hard objects, a violent impact with hard objects may lead to closed penis laceration (commonly known as "penis fracture"). If the corpus cavernosum is completely torn, internal hemostasis and other surgical treatment must be performed within 24 hours to reduce the permanent damage to the penis. Partial damage of the corpus cavernosum usually heals itself, but it may also bring some sequelae, such as abnormal curvature of the penis, pain and impotence. Statistics show that as many as 1 / 3 of impotent men have a history of "penis trauma". The expert reminds, when the female is in the upper position, it is most likely to cause the male penis fracture.

Third: walk regularly, Dr. Goldstein said a study of 31000 people found that men who walk two miles a day are half as likely to have erectile problems as men who are sedentary. Jogging for 20 minutes a day or lifting weights for 30 minutes has the same effect.

matters needing attention

Smoking (including second-hand smoke) can affect penile erection stiffness. Smokers have significantly less penile erection than nonsmokers, a new study has found. Dr. Goldstein said that in addition to damaging blood vessels, smoking can also cause penile tissue damage, which can lead to decreased penile elasticity and limited erectile function.