Beware of 3 'bedroom accidents' for men.

During sex, when emotions run high, even a slight improvisation or overdoing can lead to bedroom accidents, especially for men. Below are some dangerous accidents that can happen to men during sex.

Sudden death during intercourse

For a long time, "sudden death during intercourse" has been associated with terrifying stories about the most horrific dangers in sexual activity. Sudden death during intercourse occurs when vital energy (yang energy) is lost due to excessive semen release, causing the extremities to become ice-cold, profuse sweating, coma, and unconsciousness… In men, it is called "yang depletion."

Sudden ejaculation, also known as "upper horse syndrome," commonly occurs in people with poor health, weak physical condition, nervous tension, and excessive sexual activity leading to kidney energy depletion and continuous seminal discharge.

The clinical manifestations of this condition commonly include, after intercourse, the male experiencing orgasm or ejaculation, becoming unconscious, sweating, having a cold body, convulsions of the limbs, sudden weakness, pale complexion, rapid and shallow breathing, weak pulse, and continuous leakage of semen until exhaustion. If not treated promptly, the patient may experience cardiac arrest and respiratory failure.

In most cases, sudden cardiac arrest occurs only for a short time; the patient will regain consciousness on their own after a few minutes without any intervention and without lasting effects. However, in a few serious cases (actually stroke or cerebral hemorrhage), recovery is difficult and death is likely; these usually occur in people with cardiovascular disease, cerebral circulatory disorders, or those who are severely weakened.

Penile fracture

In urology, a penile fracture is called a rupture of the corpus cavernosum. A penile fracture is a type of penile injury caused by the tearing of the tunica albuginea surrounding the corpus cavernosum, and it only occurs when the penis is erect.

Each penis is composed of a corpus cavernosum, which consists of two tubes that are fibrous sheaths, hollow inside. When the penis is erect, blood is pumped into these two tubes. A penile fracture is a tear in the tunica albuginea of ​​the corpus cavernosum, causing blood to leak out of the penis, spreading to the scrotum and groin, resulting in flaccidity, swelling, bruising, and pain for the patient.

Sexual intercourse is the leading cause of penile fracture. During the thrusting motion of the penis in the vagina, the penis may slip out and strike the perineum or pubic bone, causing a sudden bending and tearing of the tunica albuginea.

Vigorous or bizarre masturbation techniques, self-manipulation of the penis, direct kicks to the penis, and various other injuries sustained while the penis is erect can also cause penile fracture.

When a penile fracture occurs, after a "crack" sound, the patient experiences sharp pain, followed by flaccidity. The penis becomes deformed, swollen, and discolored. Initially red, it turns purplish-black, and finally dark purple like a hawthorn berry. The penis droops to one side. Patients with penile fractures require immediate emergency treatment.

Torn frenulum of the penis

The frenulum of the penis (also known as the ligament or restraint) is a piece of skin attached to the underside of the glans penis, near the urethral opening. The frenulum prevents the foreskin from sliding too far up the shaft of the penis. When the penis is erect, this piece of skin stretches.

The frenulum can tear (or rupture) due to excessive tension. This only happens when the penis is erect during intercourse or masturbation. When the frenulum ruptures, the penis quickly becomes flaccid due to psychological inhibition.

If the mucosa is only slightly torn, there may be minimal bleeding and a small scar, causing discomfort during intercourse. However, if the tear is deep and involves a severed artery in the ligament, the victim will lose a significant amount of blood and will require surgery. Although the surgery is simple, it requires precision because improper suturing can shorten the frenulum, create fibrous tissue, and make it prone to tearing again.

A torn frenulum can cause mild erectile dysfunction in men due to pain during erection and re-tearing, and can also negatively impact their psychological well-being during sex, reducing quality and making it difficult to reach orgasm.

Men with phimosis often have a short frenulum, but there are cases where the frenulum is short even without phimosis. A short frenulum can easily rupture during an erection, and this can happen during any sexual encounter, not necessarily the first.

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