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Urologist: How to Masturbate Safely After 60 – Avoid These 3 Big Mistakes | Men's Health

As men age, their bodies — and their intimate health — change. But that doesn’t mean pleasure, vitality, or confidence have to fade. In this video, Dr. Lily Morgan, a board-certified urologist and men’s health specialist, explains how to approach self-intimacy safely after 60 — and the 3 biggest mistakes older men often make that can lead to discomfort, reduced sensitivity, or even long-term issues. This video breaks the silence around men’s intimate health with science-based, shame-free guidance designed to help men maintain blood flow, preserve sensitivity, and improve overall wellness — physically, mentally, and emotionally. Whether you’re looking to boost circulation, reduce anxiety, or reconnect with your body after 60, this video will help you understand how small, mindful changes can protect your confidence and vitality for years to come. 👉 In this video, Dr. Morgan covers: The #1 emotional mistake that quietly harms men’s sexual health after 60. The truth about pressure, grip, and sensitivity — and how to restore natural feeling. Why rushing through self-care can actually reduce performance over time. A step-by-step method to approach self-intimacy safely, comfortably, and confidently. 💡 This content is for educational purposes only. It’s not medical advice — always consult a qualified healthcare professional for personalized guidance. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This video was created using AI-assisted production for educational clarity and engagement. The script and medical information were written and verified by a real, licensed urologist, Dr. Lily Morgan. The on-screen presentation, narration, or digital representation may utilize AI tools for delivery and enhancement. This content is not intended to mislead viewers — it exists solely to provide accurate, respectful, and medically sound men’s health education. Always seek personalized medical advice from your healthcare provider before making changes to your personal health or intimate habits.