Masturbation and Aging: A Urologist's Perspective
"Masturbation Secrets OLD Men Wish They Knew Sooner." The video focuses on masturbation in men aged 70 and above, addressing common questions and concerns related to this topic.
Key Themes
Prevalence and Frequency: Masturbation remains prevalent in older age groups, albeit with lower frequency compared to younger men. Studies cited in the video show that around 22-28% of men over 70 reported masturbating in the past month.
Sexual Desire and Function: While sexual desire and erectile function naturally decline with age, there is significant individual variation. Some men remain sexually active well into their later years, while others experience a decrease in desire or develop erectile dysfunction.
"Just because someone is advanced in age doesn't automatically mean he's sexually not interested."
"8 to 94% of the men 70 and older had erectile issues...roughly 70%."
Orgasmic Function: Importantly, the video highlights that orgasm can be achieved even without an erection, emphasizing that sexual satisfaction is not solely dependent on erectile function.
Motivations: The video suggests that motivations for masturbation are diverse and go beyond purely sexual gratification. It cites research indicating that some men use masturbation to manage anxiety or distress.
"The motives for masturbation are likely more varied than you might think and even science admits that we will have to do a lot more investigation into that topic."
"Use It Or Lose It": The urologist emphasizes the concept of "use it or lose it," suggesting that regular sexual activity, including masturbation, can help maintain sexual function as men age. He notes that regaining sexual function after prolonged inactivity can be difficult.
"Sexual function is likely to decline with age and if you're not active it will vanish forever. Activity includes masturbation."
Heart Health: While the video acknowledges the importance of heart health, it advises viewers to consult their personal physician for personalized medical advice.
Important Facts
Studies from the US and Norway show consistent rates of masturbation in men over 70.
A significant percentage of men over 70 report being sexually interested.
Erectile dysfunction is common in older men but doesn't necessarily preclude orgasm.
Younger men tend to be more concerned about erectile dysfunction than older men.
Quotes
"Everything declines. This is also true when it comes to human sexuality."
"There is only a loose connection between frequency of masturbation and sexual satisfaction."
"Many men also masturbate to reduce anxiety or distress."
Disclaimer: This briefing document summarizes the content of a YouTube video and should not be considered medical advice. It is essential to consult a healthcare professional for personalized guidance on sexual health and any related concerns.
"Masturbation Secrets OLD Men Wish They Knew Sooner." The video focuses on masturbation in men aged 70 and above, addressing common questions and concerns related to this topic.
Key Themes
Prevalence and Frequency: Masturbation remains prevalent in older age groups, albeit with lower frequency compared to younger men. Studies cited in the video show that around 22-28% of men over 70 reported masturbating in the past month.
Sexual Desire and Function: While sexual desire and erectile function naturally decline with age, there is significant individual variation. Some men remain sexually active well into their later years, while others experience a decrease in desire or develop erectile dysfunction.
"Just because someone is advanced in age doesn't automatically mean he's sexually not interested."
"8 to 94% of the men 70 and older had erectile issues...roughly 70%."
Orgasmic Function: Importantly, the video highlights that orgasm can be achieved even without an erection, emphasizing that sexual satisfaction is not solely dependent on erectile function.
Motivations: The video suggests that motivations for masturbation are diverse and go beyond purely sexual gratification. It cites research indicating that some men use masturbation to manage anxiety or distress.
"The motives for masturbation are likely more varied than you might think and even science admits that we will have to do a lot more investigation into that topic."
"Use It Or Lose It": The urologist emphasizes the concept of "use it or lose it," suggesting that regular sexual activity, including masturbation, can help maintain sexual function as men age. He notes that regaining sexual function after prolonged inactivity can be difficult.
"Sexual function is likely to decline with age and if you're not active it will vanish forever. Activity includes masturbation."
Heart Health: While the video acknowledges the importance of heart health, it advises viewers to consult their personal physician for personalized medical advice.
Important Facts
Studies from the US and Norway show consistent rates of masturbation in men over 70.
A significant percentage of men over 70 report being sexually interested.
Erectile dysfunction is common in older men but doesn't necessarily preclude orgasm.
Younger men tend to be more concerned about erectile dysfunction than older men.
Quotes
"Everything declines. This is also true when it comes to human sexuality."
"There is only a loose connection between frequency of masturbation and sexual satisfaction."
"Many men also masturbate to reduce anxiety or distress."
Disclaimer: This briefing document summarizes the content of a YouTube video and should not be considered medical advice. It is essential to consult a healthcare professional for personalized guidance on sexual health and any related concerns.
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