UROLOGIST: 7 Masturbation Mistakes After 60 That Are Silently Harming Older Men | Advice For Elderly

A 72-year-old man once told Dr. Navya, “I’ve been doing it the same way for 50 years… something feels off now.”
He wasn’t sick. He wasn’t on new medication.
The real problem was hidden inside the private habits he thought were harmless.

In this video, Urologist Dr. Navya breaks down the 7 masturbation mistakes men over 60 unknowingly make—habits that can quietly affect prostate health, blood flow, sensitivity, erection strength, and emotional well-being.

This video gives clear medical guidance, without shame, judgment, or misinformation. These are real urology insights designed for older men, delivered in a simple and respectful way.

You’ll learn:
✔ Why dopamine fatigue makes pleasure feel dull
✔ How posture affects circulation and prostate function
✔ Why rushing drains energy instead of restoring it
✔ How pelvic-floor weakness steals sensitivity and control
✔ Why pressure and force damage nerve pathways
✔ How emotional disconnection harms oxytocin and satisfaction
✔ How to restore pleasure, confidence, and healthy rhythm after 60

If you’re an older man wanting better circulation, stronger erections, more sensitivity, and a healthier relationship with your body, this video will guide you step-by-step.

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⚠️DISCLAIMER
This educational content is based on a real medical script written and reviewed by a licensed urologist, Dr. Navya.
To enhance clarity, accessibility, and viewer experience, the information is represented with the assistance of AI narration and visuals.

This video does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment, or personalized medical advice. It is for general educational purposes only.
Always consult your qualified healthcare provider for advice tailored to your specific health needs.

We are not misleading viewers—all medical guidance is based on verified urological knowledge and reviewed by a real doctor. AI is used only for representation.