Five hazards of intermittent sexual intercourse

Sexual intercourse without ejaculation refers to suddenly stopping sexual intercourse near climax, that is, before ejaculation, in order to prevent semen from being ejaculated out of the body. This type of sexual intercourse is called "intermittent intercourse" or "interrupted coitus". Intermittent sexual intercourse will not prolong life for both parties. On the contrary, it will be harmful to the body and mind of both men and women.

One of the hazards:

Can induce impotence. If sexual intercourse is interrupted halfway, the sexual center of the cerebral cortex, the various nerves controlling sexual activity, and the various sexual organs are still in an excited state and cannot relax quickly, which invisibly increases the burden on the nervous system and sexual organs and causes a phenomenon of "over-fatigue".

The second hazard:

Can induce abnormal ejaculation. Strong suppression of ejaculation through interrupted intercourse, if this happens frequently, will lead to ejaculation disorder. In mild cases, ejaculation is delayed and not rapid, while in severe cases, ejaculation is not occurring at all.

Hazard three:

Can induce sterile prostatitis. After normal sexual intercourse and ejaculation, the penile erection quickly subsides and the blood flow to the penis decreases by 50%-60% within a few minutes. After 10-20 minutes, the blood flow to the sexual organs will return to normal. If sexual intercourse is interrupted, the recovery rate of blood in the sexual organs will be greatly slowed down, and the sexual organs will be in a state of congestion for a long time.

Hazard 4:

Can induce hematospermia. For the same reason as the slow subsidence of congestion in the sexual organs mentioned above, if the seminal vesicles are extensively and persistently congested, the capillaries on the walls of the seminal vesicles will expand and rupture, leading to hematospermia.

Hazard 5:

Can induce frequent nocturnal emission. During sexual intercourse, as sexual impulse occurs, the secretion of the accessory glands increases and the amount of semen increases sharply. If sexual intercourse is interrupted, the semen will have nowhere to go and will inevitably be discharged from the body through nocturnal emission, which can easily produce semen and induce frequent nocturnal emission, which is harmful to your health.