Penis Shrinkage - Caused by Over Masturbation

 

Penis Shrinkage - Caused by Over Masturbation

 

Conditions: Men's Over Masturbation Symptoms: penis shrinkage
You masturbate. Your neighbor masturbates. And maybe even your local spiritual leader masturbates. Masturbation is fun. It’s relaxing. Heck, it’s entertaining! But what can be fun and pleasurable also can be, well, dangerous. Excessive masturbation can lead to hair loss. It can cause fatigue. It can even cause a man’s worst nightmare: penis shrinkage.
 

Did You Know?

Penile Shrinkage can occur from other known causes, such as
1. Age
2. Stress
3. Penile Injury
4. Weight Gain

Penis Shrinkage and Chronic Masturbation

According to the Dr. Irwin Goldstein, director of medicine at Alvarado Hospital in San Diego, penile shrinkage occurs because of two main causes:

By the buildup of plaque, known as fat, that prevents the flow of blood

By the buildup of inelastic scar tissue that prevents arteries from increasing in size inside the fibrous sheath of the erectile chambers

 
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So how does penis shrinkage occur because of over masturbation? 

 Excessive and abusive masturbation damage various subcutaneous tissues of penis, causing both a buildup of plaque and an increase in scar tissue, two issues seen in a similar condition known as Peyronie’s Disease.

 Solution:

1. Stop masturbation immediately
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3. Get help from counselor
4. Find new activities for soul lifting rather than stay indoor masturbating
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