I am masturbating alot atleast 5 times a day where it is excessive and even I'm feeling very guilt and tensed about this I want to stop it and even some time I masturbate without porn and get excited by the thoughts but somehow I'm getting excited as some thoughts come on to my mind please doctor help me out because I'm even feel some what pain in my genital part and doing this since 3 years please help me out I'm feeling stressed and my mind is not working as fast before it use to be 2 years back I am not able to concentrate on my studies and build up my career please help me out doctor
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For reducing masturbation and porn habbit: Explore and make a list of time when you usually masturbate including factors which lead to it.
- avoid same factors at that particular time, e.g. If you masturbate when you are lonely, then try to be with people all the time.
- divert your mind from thoughts of masturbation: sit back, relax, drink a glass of water, try counting backwards from 50 to 1.
- if you are used to masturbate watching porn, thn block porn in internet connection and delete all the files you have.
- do other activities like swimming, walking, any outdoor sports or going out with friends - if you masturbate in shower, take a quick cold shower and get out early.
- If you masturbate while sleeping, for some days sleep in the same room with family members or friend.
- start exercising hard while you have excess thoughts of masturbation. This is how you will lose energy, feel tired and would go to sleep without masturbation.
Urges generally last not more than half hour, you have to divert your mind in this half an hour.
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