Men Who Masturbate Daily: What Really Happens to the Prostate Over Time?

Many men wonder how daily ejaculation or masturbation may affect prostate health, especially after the age of 50 or 60.
In this video from Your Health After 60, we explore what medical research and urology experts say about how frequent ejaculation may influence the prostate, inflammation levels, and long-term men’s health.

As men age, the prostate undergoes natural changes — and understanding how lifestyle habits interact with those changes is essential for prevention and informed decision-making.

🔎 What You’ll Learn in This Video:

🧠 How the prostate changes with age

🫀 The role of ejaculation in prostate fluid turnover

⚠️ Common myths vs. scientific findings

📊 What studies suggest about frequency and prostate health

🧬 The link between inflammation, congestion, and prostate comfort

✅ Healthy habits that support prostate function after 60

👨‍🦳 Who This Video Is For:

Men over 50 and 60

Those concerned about prostate enlargement or inflammation

Men interested in preventive health education

Anyone seeking science-based men’s health guidance

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This video was created using artificial intelligence to simplify medical information. The content is for educational purposes only and does not replace consultation with a qualified physician. Do not make any health decisions without consulting a qualified healthcare professional.