Is masturbation good for females in health wise?

Question

Like can harms happen in the ovary or else problems?

Answer 1

Over-masturbation internally or externally causes urinary incontinence. Since the female urethra is very short, external masturbation on the clitoris can irritate the first inch of the urethral nerves. If you use the vibrator for clitoral stimulation, the vibrating energy can penetrate very deep into your G-spot, urethral/bladder sphincter and bladder, even your uterus. The urethral and bladder's parasympathetic continence-control nervous circuits of S1-2's (GVA-GSE) pudendal nerves and S2-4's Pelvic (GVA-GVE) Splanchnic Nerves will become fatigue and damaged by excessive vibrational energy. Also, it will causes L2's sympathetic lumbar splanchinc (GVE)/orgasmic nerves to the bladder to misfire during sexual arousal, resulting in urethral female ejaculation. Over-masturbation or over-stimulation on the G-spot before the erection/engorgement of the urethral/vaginal spongy tissues can directly abrade the urethral and urethral/bladder sphincter nerves. When you were in your puberty during ages 8-16, your vaginal lining is too fatty and thick, and you can not erect your urethral/vaginal spongy tissues properly, due to a high level of estrogen to grow your 2nd sexual characteristics and a high estrogen-testosterone and progesterone-tsetosterone ratio in your bloodstream and tissues (including your vagina.).

You would frequently try very hard in an attempt to achieve orgasm. Chronically, your over-masturbation has abraded your clitoral and vaginal/urethral spongy tissues and the nervous circuits in your clitoris, urethra, G-spot, sphincter and bladder. As a result, you have experienced chronic urethral irritation (for men, it is classified or diagnosed as "prostatitis") and urinary incontinence. The situation can be worsened if you get older. The urinary incontinence associated with chronic over-masturbation during puberty and over-stimulation of the G-spot has been well documented. You have to repair and recharge the damaged nervous circuits for restoration of your continence. You also have to take a couple-week sexual break to let the damaged tissues and nerves heal back.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

They say it hurts the back, and the knees? You must be doing it wrong or confusing masturbation with mining. No wonder those seven dwarves were so happy. It definitely can make the eyes shady, but you just have to put on sunglasses when you masturbate. Masturbation won't hurt your immune system unless you like putting pins in your testicles but by that state it won't only be your immune system crying out in pain. As for keeping your organs working, the local vicar would prefer it if you just pumped the bellows while the choir sang. As a long time jacktician, I have many ideas to share, some of which could involve a collar felt by the boys in blue and a night or more in the cells, so I think I'll keep my best jacking techniques to myself. Just let's say sheep and extremely robust women feature prominently and leave it at that.

Answer 4

It is very good health wise. It actually stimulates blood flow to your "sensitive areas" and makes the area more sensitive to touch, in the good way. Also, when you have an orgasm, your brain releases chemicals called endorphines, which are natural pain killers. There are no known bad affects, except maybe not needing your boyfriend as much!

Answer 5

Absolutely healthy, absolutely no harmful effects whatsoever. It is good for you physically and psychologically, and will improve your sexual life with your partner by helping you know your own body and what makes you feel good.

Answer 6

No health bennefit but maybe there is a psychological one.

Answer 7

there are various health benefits. it helps relieve and avoid migraine headaches and anxiety, for example.

it's not bad for your health at all.

Answer 8

Is it ever good to health?

Answer 9

Yes it is! It helps in releasing pent up frustration & relaxes you.

Answer 10

yes