Morning Erections: Doctors Define What is Considered Normal for Men at 20, 40, and 60 Years Old

Urologists highlight the importance of morning erections as an indicator of men's health, noting they are often overlooked. They specify what is considered a normal frequency for men in their 20s, 40s, and 60s.

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delfi-ltLithuanian2h ago

Rytinės erekcijos: gydytojai įvardijo, kas laikoma norma 20, 40 ir 60 metų vyrams

Rytinės erekcijos nesulaukia beveik pakankamai dėmesio. Jos nepatogios, jas lengva ignoruoti, ir niekas jų neįtraukia į sveikatingumo kontrolinius sąrašus, tačiau, pasak urologų, tikriausiai vertėtų.

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Morning Erections: Doctors Define What is Considered Normal for Men at 20, 40, and 60 Years Old

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Rytinės erekcijos: gydytojai įvardijo, kas laikoma norma 20, 40 ir 60 metų vyrams

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