A few days ago, when I was walking in the park, I happened to hear two aunts whispering: "I heard that semen can cure gynecological diseases, is it true?"
When I heard this, I thought to myself that this is not a trivial matter, and I need to check it carefully.
As a result, this check, hey, really made me discover some doorways, let's talk about it today.
1. Can "semen" prevent gynecological diseases?
There is a super powerful thing in semen, called semen cytoplasma;
This little expert can defeat some nasty bacteria, such as staphylococcus, streptococcus, pneumococcus, and other little troublemakers.
Imagine them being little bodyguards, protecting our secret garden from the bad guys.
However, just like the plot in a superhero movie, sometimes heroes are tired;
The antimicrobial substances in semen are not always exhaustive, and they cannot be relied on to clean up.
If we are lazy and don't remove other garbage, or meet the male protagonist who carries germs;
That might not be a good situation, but it could be counterproductive.
So it would be naïve to use it as a weapon to prevent gynecological diseases.
Second, semen plays an important role in the reproductive system
1. Sperm in semen is the main source of fertilization
Those little tadpoles need to have a comfortable place to reach their destination, meet Miss Egg, and give birth to a new life.
2. Other components in semen also help protect and nourish sperm
The prostatic fluid in the semen is like an intimate flower messenger;
Pack plenty of zinc and vitamin C to make sure the tadpoles don't die halfway.
If you think about it, the fructose in the seminal vesicle fluid is simply an energy refueling station for the tadpoles, giving them the strength to rush forward.
And semen not only has the function of fertility, it can also transmit various hormones and growth factors;
These are like a refueling bag for the female reproductive system, making the whole system run more smoothly.
3. Semen may also have a positive effect on the entire human body
Think about a hug from your partner when you come home after a day at work;
That feeling of peace of mind may be due to the small happiness formula that comes with semen.
And the protein and amino acids in it are like a reward for the body, which can not only strengthen immunity;
Even cholesterol can be lowered, and the heart can be cared for.
Third, in addition to semen, there are many ways to prevent gynecological diseases, and here are some common ones:
1. Regular inspection
We should develop a good habit of going for regular gynecological check-ups, just like doing beauty;
At least once a year, so that problems can be identified and solved early.
2. Pay attention to cleanliness
We should pay attention to the cleanliness of our intimate parts, but do not rub them vigorously like washing dishes;
Treat it gently, water and a daily change of clean underwear are enough.
3. Diet is important
When it comes to diet, don't let your mouth be too willful, eat more vegetables and fruits;
Eat less greasy food, so that not only the skin is good, but the body is also great.
4. Exercise is indispensable
You don't need to go to the gym every day, walking, running, and swimming are all good choices;
Let yourself be energized and keep diseases away naturally.
Finally, remember to listen to the doctor's words, and be brave enough to get the injection when it's time to get it;
For example, HPV vaccines and the like, protect yourself, starting with prevention.
Fourth, what kind of semen is healthy?
1. The color of semen is important
Normal semen should be a pale milky or grayish color, like freshly expressed milk.
But what if you find that it has changed into other strange colors;
For example, transparent, red, brown, and even bloodshot and blood clots.
Then be careful, it could be the body signaling to you that something is wrong.
2. The amount of semen
Generally speaking, there should be about 2 to 7 ml at a time, too much or too little is not enough.
Too little may be a lack of semen volume, and too much may be a problem.
This amount is actually directly related to our fertility.
3. The viscosity of semen
You think the semen should be a bit jelly-like when it first comes out, then slowly thin, and finally watery.
If it has been very thin, or has not changed for a long time, it may be a problem with the prostate.
4. There is also the smell
This may not smell good, but normal semen has a unique smell, like the smell of chestnut blossoms.
If there is no such smell, or if there is a bad smell, it may be a problem with the prostate or elsewhere.
5. Finally, the pH value
This may be a little more technical, but it's also crucial. The pH of semen should be within a certain range;
Generally between 7.2 and 7.8. Too high or too low can be a sign that something isn't quite right.
In conclusion, if any problems arise, go to a doctor promptly.
Loving yourself is the king, take care of yourself, in order to better enjoy a better life!