Masturbation and its relation to frequent urination?
1.
About two weeks ago, I started masturbating, and today I began to feel a slight pain in my abdomen when urinating.
I found online that it might be due to excessive masturbation, and there are also claims about not keeping my hands clean.
What should I do, doctor?
2.
I started experiencing increased urination two to three days ago, more than usual.
My masturbation is irregular, but I don't feel any fatigue in my body.
Is there a direct relationship between frequent urination and masturbation? Thank you for your response, doctor.
Xiao Pi, 10~19 year old female. Ask Date: 2022/02/06
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Masturbation is a common and natural behavior, and many people engage in it without experiencing any adverse effects. However, when it comes to the connection between masturbation and frequent urination, there are several factors to consider.
Firstly, the act of masturbation itself does not directly cause frequent urination. However, it can lead to temporary changes in the body that might affect urination patterns. For instance, during sexual arousal and orgasm, the body undergoes various physiological changes, including increased blood flow to the pelvic region and contractions of the pelvic muscles. These changes can sometimes lead to a sensation of needing to urinate more frequently, especially if the bladder is full or if there is pressure on the bladder from the pelvic muscles.
In your case, you mentioned experiencing mild abdominal pain during urination and an increase in urinary frequency. It is important to differentiate between normal variations in urination and potential underlying issues. Mild abdominal pain during urination could indicate a urinary tract infection (UTI), especially if accompanied by other symptoms such as burning sensation, urgency, or changes in urine color or odor. UTIs can occur for various reasons, including improper hygiene practices, which may be a concern if hands are not clean during masturbation.
If you are experiencing persistent abdominal pain, changes in urination, or any other concerning symptoms, it is advisable to consult a healthcare professional. They can perform a thorough evaluation, which may include a urinalysis to check for signs of infection or other abnormalities.
Regarding the frequency of urination, it is also essential to consider other factors that might contribute to this change. Increased fluid intake, consumption of diuretics (such as caffeine or alcohol), anxiety, and certain medications can all lead to more frequent urination. If you are not feeling fatigued and your overall health is stable, it is less likely that masturbation alone is the cause of your symptoms.
In summary, while masturbation itself is not directly linked to frequent urination, it can contribute to temporary sensations that might affect urination patterns. If you are experiencing discomfort or changes in urination that concern you, it is best to seek medical advice to rule out any underlying conditions. Maintaining good hygiene practices during masturbation and being mindful of your body's signals can also help in managing any potential issues.
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