Urologist Explains: How to Masturbate Safely After 60 — Avoid These 3 Big Mistakes | Dr. Navya

Many men over 60 quietly wonder if self-pleasure is still safe — or if the way they do it could be harming their circulation, prostate, or sensitivity. 🧠

In this educational video, Dr. Navya, a certified urologist with over 7 years of clinical experience, explains how to masturbate safely after 60 — and the 3 biggest mistakes men make that can quietly damage their sexual health over time.

This isn’t about judgment or shame — it’s about protecting your body, your confidence, and your vitality.
Dr. Navya reveals science-backed, gentle methods to help you:
✅ Improve blood flow & sensitivity naturally
✅ Avoid common mistakes like rushing or gripping too tightly
✅ Support prostate health & circulation
✅ Rebuild confidence and emotional connection with your body

Masturbation, when done mindfully, is a healthy part of aging well — promoting better sleep, lower stress, and hormone balance. This video will show you how to do it safely, respectfully, and in alignment with your changing physiology.

👨‍⚕️ About Dr. Navya:
A urologist who specializes in men’s health, aging, and natural performance restoration. His mission is to help men over 50 feel stronger, more confident, and more connected to their bodies — without shame or misinformation.

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⚖️ DISCLAIMER
This video is created for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice.
The insights shared are based on verified medical experience and knowledge from a real licensed urologist, Dr. Navya.

However, the voice and visual representation in this video are generated using AI technology to make the message more engaging and accessible for viewers worldwide.

We do not promote or sell any medical treatments, products, or sexual aids.
We do not make exaggerated or misleading health claims.

Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before making any changes to your health or wellness routine.
This video fully complies with YouTube’s medical and sexual health content policies — aiming only to educate, promote safe practices, and encourage open, respectful conversations about men’s health.