Urologist: If You Don’t Masturbate in Old Age, This Will Happen To You | Advice For Elderly

As men grow older, the body’s response to stimulation, recovery, and balance changes significantly. Many men assume that reducing or avoiding intimate activity has no effect on long-term health — but urologists say the body still relies on certain internal signals to maintain circulation, nervous system stability, and recovery patterns.

In this video, a urology-based explanation explores what can happen when those signals fade completely with age, and why the effects are often subtle at first. There is usually no pain, no sudden symptom, and no clear warning — just gradual changes that many men mistakenly attribute to aging alone.

You will learn:

How aging alters the body’s signaling and recovery systems

Why complete absence of stimulation can affect balance and responsiveness

How circulation and nervous system health are connected in older men

Why many changes appear quietly over time rather than suddenly

What urologists recommend focusing on to support healthy aging

This video is not about fear, shame, or pressure. It is about understanding how the male body adapts later in life and how awareness can help men maintain steadiness, comfort, and vitality as they age.

If you are an older man — or care for one — this information may help you better understand signals the body sends long before discomfort appears.

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