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Prostate health interest among older men may drive the observed generational uptick in pegging.
Pegging — a practice where one partner anally penetrates another with a strap-on — can yield emotional benefits for men that go beyond physical pleasure, including deeper intimacy, increased trust, ro...
Pegging’s popularity varies by age: most reports find higher experimentation and purchase activity among Millennials (roughly mid‑20s to early‑40s) with Gen Z close behind, while Gen X and older cohor...
A small but growing body of human epidemiology, tissue‑level gene‑expression work, and mechanistic reviews test the "prostate stagnation" idea—that ejaculations might flush xenobiotics or carcinogenic...
Immediate medical evaluation is warranted after prostate stimulation when there are clear signs of infection, bleeding, urinary obstruction, or severe pain: specifically high fever or chills, new or w...
Premature ejaculation (PE) is clinically described as ejaculation that occurs sooner than desired and causes distress for the patient and/or partner, with consensus definitions emphasizing timing (oft...
Prostate massage for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is a controversial, low‑evidence intervention that some clinicians and patient reports link to short‑lived symptom relief and ductal drainage, w...
Different design choices in prostate massagers—angle/curve, firmness/fullness, and vibration/patterns—change where pressure lands, how deep or diffuse sensations feel, and whether stimulation is stead...
Hyperspermia—commonly defined in the literature as ejaculate volume above roughly 5.5–6 mL—is usually a benign laboratory finding that may reflect prolonged abstinence, glandular variation, or hormona...
Prostate stimulation can produce orgasms that often occur without traditional semen ejaculation—commonly called non‑ejaculatory or “dry” orgasms—and many clinicians and sex educators describe these ex...