Although some men's sexual organ diseases are not sexually transmitted diseases, it is not advisable to have sex to avoid aggravating the condition or affecting the woman. Male sexual organ diseases include:

① Congenital malformations of sexual organs, such as abnormal external genitalia, severe hypospadias, etc. The patient's urethral opening does not open at the end of the penis head, but opens inside the penis or the perineum, etc., which will cause obstacles during penile erection and urethra Inferior clefts can also affect ejaculation.

②Acute inflammation of sexual organs, such as orchitis, epididymitis, spermatic corditis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, etc., especially during the acute attack period, sexual life should be prohibited, because sexual organs are highly congested and edema during sexual intercourse, and sexual stimulation will Aggravate the condition and increase discomfort.

③Special infections of sexual organs, such as tuberculosis, sexually transmitted diseases, trichomoniasis, etc. Having sex during the illness will aggravate the condition and also transmit the disease to your spouse.

④Certain sexual organ tumors, such as penile cancer, testicular cancer, prostate cancer, etc., must stop sexual life, otherwise sexual intercourse can accelerate the blood circulation of sexual organs, increase the risk of cancer cell metastasis, and is also detrimental to women's health.

⑤Skin diseases of sexual organs, such as warts on the penis, eczema on the scrotum, etc., will increase the chance of secondary bacterial infection due to unclean intercourse, so sexual intercourse can only be done after the condition is basically under control. In addition, sexual life should also be stopped if you have a urinary system infection, especially if you suffer from urethritis or cystitis.