[Knowledge] Do you know the little secrets of boys' bodies?

Preface

The structure and function of a boy's body is different from that of a girl's in many ways, but growing up, many people know very little about their own bodies.

Today we will talk about those you may not know, but very important male body trivia, to help you understand yourself more comprehensively, to be a healthy and confident man.

It's normal to have large and small testicles, don't worry about it

Have you ever noticed your testicles and realised that they are not the same size? This is actually very normal.

About 85% of men have a difference in the size of their testicles, usually the right side is slightly larger by 0.5-1cm.

This difference stems from the difference in the time of descent of the testicles between the two sides during embryonic development, just like our left and right hands are not symmetrical by nature.

Medical research has shown that this difference does not affect fertility, but may instead favour testicular heat dissipation.

Can the penis ‘break’? 

Although there are no bones in the penis, it is possible to ‘fracture’ the penis, which is medically known as a rupture of the tunica albuginea.

An erection is caused by the filling of the corpus cavernosum, which is covered by a tough white membrane.

When the erection reaches its peak, if it is subjected to severe bending or sudden external impact (such as slamming in an inappropriate position), the white membrane may be torn, causing severe pain, swelling, and even a popping sound, which is how penile fracture comes about.

This is a urological emergency and requires immediate medical attention without delay once it occurs.

Testicles are cooler than body temperature to protect sperms

Have you ever felt that your testicles are cooler to the touch than the rest of your body?

This is because the optimum working temperature of the testicles is 35°C, whereas the normal body temperature is 37°C.

The skin of the scrotum is covered with special sweat glands and muscle fibres that have a thermoregulatory effect：

• When the ambient temperature exceeds 34°C, the scrotum will sag to increase the area of heat dissipation;
• when the ambient temperature is below 28°C, the levator muscle contracts to keep the testes close to the body.

This temperature regulation mechanism, which can occur dozens of times a day, is to ensure the quality and vitality of spermatozoa and to prevent high temperature damage to spermatozoa.

Therefore, often wearing tight jeans and taking hot baths for a long time may affect reproductive health.

It is common that the penis is not always straight

Clinical surveys show that about 68 per cent of men have varying degrees of penile curvature.

The most common is to the left (42 per cent), followed by to the right (28 per cent), and the rest are bent up and down.

As long as the angle of curvature is less than 30 degrees and there is no pain, it is a normal physiological variation.

As long as the curvature doesn't interfere with sex and doesn't cause pain or erectile difficulties, it's a normal physiological condition.

What is really important to be aware of is the curvature that exceeds 30° and is accompanied by pain or hardness, in which case it is advisable to seek medical attention, as you may be suffering from scleroderma.

Why do men have such a nice arse?

You might think that a curvy bum is the preserve of girls, but in fact, men's bums are structurally more ‘curvy’.

This is because the male pelvis is relatively narrow, the gluteus maximus muscle is well developed, coupled with the effect of androgen, the muscle line is tighter and more flexible.

Coupled with the fact that the buttocks are more involved in sports, such as squatting, running, etc., it is easier for men to develop a firm and good-looking hip line.

So don't be envious of girls' chiselled buttocks, guys are born with the advantage.

Do you know the ‘hardness level’ of the penis?

A man's performance during sex is not only related to his psychological state, but also closely related to the hardness of his erection.

The hardness of the penis is classified into the following four grades:

The first level of hardness: just bigger but not hard, like tofu, can not enter.

Secondary hardness: slightly hard, like a peeled banana, still not enough for normal sexual intercourse.

Level III hardness: like a banana with skin, can have sex, but the hardness is not yet optimal.

Level IV hardness: like a cucumber firm, is the ideal state of sexual performance.

If you can only achieve the first or second level of hardness for a long time, it may be a sign of erectile dysfunction, and it is recommended to seek medical attention in a timely manner.

Men also have ‘physiological period’?

Although men do not have a distinct menstrual cycle like girls, testosterone levels in the male body also fluctuate periodically.

When androgens decline, men may become moody, tired, irritable, or even experience mild depression, a state commonly known as ‘male physiological period’ or ‘male menopause’, which is not pretentious, but a real physiological change.

If you get hit in the testicles, it really hurts like hell.

Where are guys most afraid of getting hit? The answer must be the testicles.

Because this part is extremely rich in nerves, but there is no muscle or bone protection, once the impact of external forces, the pain will be rapidly transmitted to the abdomen and even the brain, triggering nausea, vomiting, severe may also faint.

Therefore, whether it is a joke or daily exercise, we must protect this fragile part.

Pranks between brothers should be moderate, girlfriend even more do not take here joke Oh!

Men can get HPV too, and the vaccine is not exclusive to women

HPV, known as human papilloma virus, is a virus that can be transmitted through sexual contact.

It is most widely known for causing cervical cancer in women, but men can actually be infected with HPV and may develop warts or other reproductive disorders.

Although men have a higher chance of recovering from HPV infection on their own, it is not absolutely safe.

It is recommended that sexually active men also receive the HPV vaccine, especially those under 26 years of age, and that they receive the nine-valent vaccine as early as possible if possible, which is more effective in preventing high-risk HPV infections.

Masturbation is a normal physiological behaviour, don't have a psychological burden 

Many boys feel guilty about masturbation when they are growing up, in fact, masturbation is a completely normal sexual behaviour, regardless of men and women, as long as it does not unduly affect their lives, studies and social life, it is a personal and private choice.

Moderate masturbation helps to release sexual pressure, relieve anxiety and promote sleep.

But pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, especially when using props or lubricants, choose regular products to avoid infection.

Write in the end

The more a man knows about his body, the better he can take care of it and prevent diseases in his daily life.

Mastering these body tips not only protects you, but also allows you to better understand and respect others.

What else do you know about boys' body secrets? Welcome to comment and exchange, together to be a healthy, sunny, knowledgeable good man!

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