The prostate is a mysterious and oft-misunderstood organ. A walnut-size gland found between a man’s bladder and his rectum, the prostate’s main function is to produce fluid that is expelled as part of semen during ejaculation; it’s also the source of prostate cancer, which is the most common cancer in men. While many men dread their first prostate exam, the so-called “male G-spot” can also be a source of mind-blowing pleasure, according to those men who have experienced prostate orgasms.
While many men are wary of anal stimulation, the male G-spot is increasingly becoming a subject of conversation. While prostate massagers (like this Aneros Progasm) are typically viewed as toys for gay or kinky men, they’re increasingly becoming more mainstream. According to the pleasure product company HealthyAndActive, prostate massager sales have increased by 56% over the past five years, particularly among straight men over the age of 45. This trend is reflected in Google searches as well: according to Google Trends, searches for “prostate massager” have more than tripled since 2004.
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Additionally, some doctors are encouraging men to perform regular prostate massages (either by doing it solo, or with a licensed practitioner), claiming they can potentially help alleviate the symptoms of various health issues. While it’s worth noting that some experts are skeptical of these benefits — “[they] may be an excuse for guys to persuade their partners to hunt for that elusive male g-spot,” says Jesse N. Mills, MD, an associate clinical professor of urology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA —, we decided to speak to doctors and men’s health experts to determine the potential benefits of prostate massage.
Article source: https://www.menshealth.com/sex-women/prostate-massage-health-benefits