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What happens if you stopped masturbation permanently.will it affect your genes by doing so, Kindly clarify iam troubled by fear.
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There is no such evidence tha it impacts your genes.it is a normal and healthy sexual practice and does not cause genetic changes.it is a natural part of human sexuality and there is no harm in engaging in it unless it becomes compulsive. It is a healthy expression. Seeking professional help is recommended so as the fears can be eradicated.
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If you stopped masterbating permanently then you have to learn how to channalize your energy in the right way and If you want to know in depth about it you can also consult with me.
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Consult a Psychologist.
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Consult an expert psychologist to overcome the issue.
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you can contact me through an online appointment for further assistance
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Kindly consult for in-depth understanding. Surface info. might create another doubt or fear.
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Hi , whether you stop or continue masturbation,there is no link with genes. Infact masturbation is healthy both for mind and body . If you still have fear go for counselling .
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Focus on your physical and mental well-being and improve yourself on all account then there is no need to worry but if you are unable to process then connect with any psychologist for further discussion.
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Hi get your medical examination done to check all the vitals in shape.
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Focus on your physical and mental well-being try to be in good shape to reduce pressure and stress
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Masturbation has no impact on your genes or any medical transition on hereditary basis. Your sperm count might lower if you’re ejaculating for more than once every day or two but it’s absolutely healthy.
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It can prove to be beneficial if practiced healthily and can reduce stress, boost immune systems, sleep and lower the risk of heart disease and prostate cancer.
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Counselling is a best way to deal with this problem
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take a counselling session CBD for this.
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Ms. Shivangi Gupta
Psychotherapist
4 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello there. Thank you for reaching out. Masturbation has no link with your genes, but it is nevertheless a healthy expression of your body if done in a balanced manner and not excessively.
Your surface issues are bound to give you fear and stress. Better consult a psychologist to help you understand where this issue is coming from and how you can deal with it in the best way possible.
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