Locker room syndrome is the new nightmare of men in the modern age... Therefore, drug use disrupts general health and causes sexual dysfunction.
Over 700 people between the ages of 18-76 from Victoria University of Australia. A study conducted on men revealed that locker room syndrome worries these men more than the bedroom. These men care more about their body image in the locker room than in the bedroom. While the number of people doing sports for a healthy life is increasing, many of these men who focus on body image use anabolic steroids (protein powder) to increase muscle building. While these drugs help to quickly form the desired body image, they impair general body health and cause liver and kidney failure, as well as male infertility and sexual dysfunction. It causes disorder.
Psychiatric support should be sought
Some of these men are interested in penis enlargement operations in order to show a fuller genital area under the towel in the locker room. Men with this syndrome need to receive psychiatric support.
Some of these men are interested in penis enlargement operations in the hope of showing off a full genital area under the towel in the locker room. Fat (liposuction) taken from the abdomen or leg area is injected under the skin of the penis, thus they think that the wide-looking penis provides a satisfactory appearance under the towel in the locker room. However, this injected fat is not permanent and is reabsorbed by the body. In addition, this oil does not contribute to erection or the length of the erect penis.
Cutting the ligament that hangs the penis on the abdominal wall in the same session can enlarge the penis by up to 1 cm, but this does not affect the penis's mobility. may cause it to become It is undesirable to apply these practices, which are increasingly common in our country, outside of selected patient groups. Because what most of these patients need is psychiatric support, not surgery. Surgery should only be performed by urologists who are experts on the subject, with psychiatric support, in a very select group of patients.
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