Men's health problems

Physiologically speaking, male ej*******on and or**sm are two different physiological reactions. They usually occur together, but sometimes they occur separately. We can understand it this way: or**sm is usually accompanied by ej*******on, but ej*******on is not necessarily a climax. There are both or**sms without ej*******on and ej*******on without or**sm.

Some men will not experience or**sm due to weak ej*******on. The reason may be due to excessive fatigue, or because they are unable to control due to anxiety or overexcitement during s*x, leading to premature ej*******on, but the climax has not yet arrived.

Such premature ej*******on is usually not pleasurable, which also reminds people to pursue appropriate duration during s*x. Sufficient pre-s*x and a long enough accumulation of plateau excitement can make people's climax more intense.

Pe**le er****on is a physiological phenomenon that occurs in every man. The p***s is composed of three soft tissues called corpus cavernosum. There are many spaces in the corpus cavernosum that can be filled with blood, called sinusoids. When the human body is s*xually excited, the arteries and blood vessels of the p***s continue to expand, and the venous blood vessels close to block the return of blood. In other words, pe**le er****on is actually the expansion and hardening of the corpus cavernosum after a large amount of blood flows into the corpus cavernosum after receiving psychological or physiological stimulation.

Therefore, I would like to remind all men that if you ma******te frequently, your tunica albuginea will be torn and worn. Over time, new veins will naturally grow in the p***s. If there are more veins, more blood will flow out, which may lead to erectile dysfunction.