Men have been warned against engaging in sexual activity too frequently since doing so puts them at extremely high risk for prostate cancer.
Prostate cancer risk might be increased if you ejaculate too frequently.
Dr Charity Twumasi-Ankrah stated this during the Good Living part of Joy Prime's morning broadcast.
Dr Twumasi-Ankrah, the CEO of Chartma Herbal Health Centre, asserts that males discharge around 400 million cells, or one pint of blood, every ejaculation.
Therefore, they should cut back on how often they have sex. For instance, men can reduce their chance of developing prostate cancer by having sex twice a week.
"I keep telling men that too much of everything is bad. And you know as a man, if you ejaculate, it contains 400 million cells. So if man just walks into a room with a woman and they have sex, he brings out 400 million cells. Now if the gland is overused, the possibility that it will cause prostate cancer is high. So at least do twice in a week. It’s ok. Don’t kill yourself," she advised.
Prostate cancer: what is it?
Cancer that develops in the prostate is known as prostate cancer.
In males, the prostate is a little walnut-shaped gland that secretes seminal fluid, which feeds and carries sperm.
One of the most prevalent cancers is prostate cancer. In the prostate gland, where they may not do much harm, many prostate tumours develop slowly and are confined.
Although some prostate cancers spread slowly and may require little to no therapy, others are aggressive and can spread very fast.
Early-stage prostate cancer that is still contained to the prostate gland provides the greatest prognosis for recovery.
Beyond the risk of prostate cancer, she said, too much sex makes men weak when they are younger.
The rising incidence of prostate cancer in the nation has made it a serious health concern for males.
Previously, prostate cancer exclusively afflicted older men, but today, younger men are also impacted.