Fixed day alarm: Why men should be particularly careful in the bedroom now!
Fixed day alarm: Why men should be particularly careful in the bedroom now!
München, Deutschland - The holidays are known for their festive joys, but they also pose unexpected risks for men. The likelihood of a painful penis break is particularly increasing between December 24th and 26th, as a study that was published in the British Journal of Urology International. This investigation, which 3,421 German men looked at between 2005 and 2021, found that, in particular, the middle-aged men in particular are particularly prone to injury during the festive season, reports .
A penis break that usually occurs during sexual intercourse arises when the spongy tissue in the penis is damaged in an abrupt movement. Dr. Nikolaos Pyrgides, urologist at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich, explains that it is particularly risky if the abuse in positions such as missionary positions, "cowgirl" or "doggy style" take place. However, the enjoyment of alcohol in this festive time could increase the risk because it lowers the inhibition threshold and increases the likelihood of unwanted movements.
treatment of the penis break
When there is a break, two therapy options are available: conservative treatment that is based on protection and cooling, or an operational intervention. In the conservative method, the affected tissue is stabilized with associations and often administered a medication in order to temporarily suppress the erectile ability. Operative measures are often recommended, because a study has shown that surgically treated breaks are associated with fewer long-term complications, reports gospring.de . During the operation, the crack is sewn, which requires a temporary sexual abstinence of about four weeks to support healing.
The combination of festive euphoria and higher alcohol consumption makes the holidays at a critical time for men and their health. It is important to be aware of the risks and take appropriate precautions to avoid painful accidents.
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