Sexual Timing and Health Red Lines: Avoiding "Morning Sex," Controlling Repetitive Sexual Activity, and the Dangers of Holding Back Ejaculation

There's a Chinese proverb that says, "Early wine, late tea, and sex at dawn-the king of hell has to touch your nose early." "Sex at dawn" refers to having sex at daybreak, as both partners don't get enough rest, disrupting the body's balance and lowering resistance. It's said that having sex at dawn leads to exhaustion. The best time for sex is before falling asleep at night, between 10 pm and midnight. An orgasm is more effective than sleeping pills at promoting sleep; studies show that sex can lower stress hormones and eliminate tension and negative emotions. The frequency of sex should be based on physical comfort and avoiding back pain; there's no strict limit.

Many men believe that more frequent sex demonstrates masculinity, reflecting a hidden motivation for self-gratification. However, repetitive sexual activity is detrimental to health. First, it leads to significant physical exertion, causing a decline in cognitive and memory abilities. Second, the continuous repetition of sexual urges increases the burden on the sexual control center and sexual organs, causing sexual dysfunction. Third, repeated sexual activity prolongs ejaculation time, potentially leading to impotence or delayed ejaculation. Fourth, it prolongs the refractory period, causing premature aging of sexual function. Fifth, repeated and prolonged congestion of the sexual organs can induce prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, and hemospermia. Sixth, subsequent sexual satisfaction decreases, easily leading to psychological stress and sexual dysfunction.

After ejaculation, men inevitably experience a brief "refractory period," during which husbands often become indifferent and fall asleep immediately. This is not due to muscle fatigue, but rather because the cerebral cortex needs mental rest after experiencing peak excitement. The husband can get up to use the restroom, pour a glass of water, or tidy the bed; these slight physical movements can effectively alleviate drowsiness during the refractory period, thus freeing up time to connect emotionally with his wife.

Holding back ejaculation refers to abruptly stopping intercourse just before orgasm, which seriously harms men's health. First, it can induce retrograde ejaculation, forcing semen towards the bladder opening and leading to infertility. Second, it interferes with the physiological process of sexual response, inducing ejaculatory dysfunction or delayed ejaculation. Third, it can cause seminal vesicle inflammation, leading to prolonged and widespread congestion and swelling of the seminal vesicles, resulting in hematospermia. Fourth, due to prolonged congestion of the prostate, it easily leads to nonbacterial prostatitis. Fifth, it causes frequent nocturnal emissions. Sixth, the artificial inhibition of the cerebral cortex can result in erectile dysfunction. Finally, due to mental suppression, it can cause neurasthenia, insomnia, and headaches. Therefore, men should follow their physiological rhythms and avoid any unnatural sexual manipulation.

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