Masturbation Can Be Dangerous Practice

Masturbation Can Be Dangerous Practice

Medically, masturbation is considered as the most healthy way to channel the passion in the moment not yet ready to have sex or opposite sex couples do not have. However, some men actually endanger themselves for masturbating in ways that are not reasonable.

Here masturbation harmful practices carried out by strange ways, as reported by Menshealth, Wednesday (12/21/2011):

1. Masturbation by inserting strange objects in the urethra (the channel semen)
A case study in Japan found a 40-year-old man accidentally entered along the elastic tube 55 inches (139.7 cm) into the bladder (through hole penis) to masturbate. The tubes remain in the urethra tract during the 2 years before surgery.

"This is more common than you might think. I've seen patients include aloe vera plant to the urethra because it claims there is a sense of fun and relaxing," said Dr. Judd Moul, MD, chief of urologic surgery at Duke University Medical Center.

Another man did the same thing by inserting the wire temmbaga which eventually became tangled in her bladder. Dr. Moul estimates that urologists see a similar case a year 2-3.

2. Masturbate to break his own penis
You may have heard that certain sexual positions can harm male genitalia could even make a broken penis. But a guy actually broke his own penis when masturbating.

Nigerian man who was not named kelaminya with fingers holding the base of the left hand and then rotate your right hand toward his penis. He then heard a 'click' and followed by pain. Fractured his penis but was lucky he could come back erection after 5 days after surgery.

3. Masturbate to strangle himself
There are a lot of crazy sex practices are life-threatening risk, such as shortness of breath due to autoerotic asphyxiation, ie measures that can limit the supply of oxygen to the brain during sexual intercourse (usually while masturbating).