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Playing the field is fun for a guy Wholesale Malik Monk Jersey , but cheating on a person in a monogamous relationship carries a bit more ethical baggage. Guys should be aware that such cheating may come with an unexpected side effect: an increased risk of member injury. If fooling around on a partner impacts male organ health, it may pay to look closely at the matter and see if something can be done to address this potential member injury issue.
Sleeping around stats
Not every person in a relationship is always satisfied with their partner, and the concept of one partner cheating on another is deeply ingrained in our culture. Yet how many people in a monogamous relationship actually engage in sensual activity with someone other than their steady partner? The answer is, “It’s hard to say.”
Although scientifically designed surveys are the best way to obtain this kind of information, the study of extramarital sensual activity presents challenges. (Most studies tend to look at sensual activity outside of an existing marital relationship, rather than a non-married but still monogamous one.) While such surveys are anonymous, many people would still be hesitant to acknowledge they have engaged in sensual activity outside their marriage. Because of this bias, exact figures are hard to determine.
At one point, noted sensual activity researcher Shere Hite claimed that some 70% of women married for more than five years had had an affair. But most experts agree that figure is most likely overblown. A 2006 paper by noted researchers estimated that 3% to 4% of married people currently had a partner outside their marriage and that 15% to 18% of married people have such a partner at some time in their married lives.
The member injury connection
This article isn’t going to weigh in on the morals of cheating on a partner. The point is to bring attention to the potential connection between extramarital affairs and member injury.
It’s important to know this connection is based on one study, published in the Journal of Sensual Medicine in 2011. And it’s small in scope, so the results are by no means definitive.
This study looked at 16 men who suffered the relatively rare event of a male organ fracture, so severe that it required surgical repair. All patients were seen at the University of Maryland between 2007 and 2011. Of these 16 patients, eight sustained the member injury while engaged in extramarital sensual activity. Of the remaining eight, only three sustained injury in the bedroom; the other five were having sensual activity in atypical locations (such as an elevator, public restroom, etc.).
The scientists theorize that stressful situations can contribute to an increased risk of member injury. The stress that might come from sensual activity in an atypical location is easy to see. But the psychological stress involved in extramarital sensual activity is blamed for the higher percentage of injuries in that group.
In other words, men may feel a sufficient level of guilt or anxiety about cheating, such that it creates a situation in which member injury is more likely to occur.
The take home message: if a guy is going to cheat, he needs to find a way to “de-stress” himself to make sure his male organ health doesn’t suffer from fulfilling his desires.
Male organ fracture is serious and requires doctor’s care, but regular member injury – such as soreness – whether from cheating or monogamous coupling is easier to handle. Regular use of an excellent male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin) can help. Look for a crème with Shea butter and vitamin A, two superior moisturizers that relieve taut skin soreness. A crème with vitamin C, a big aid in collagen production, can also help, keeping the skin supple and loose and increasing manhood comfort. The American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) provided a wide-range plan to stimulate the economy, including over $20 billion in grants, loans and incentives to expand the use of IT health infrastructures in hospitals and clinical practices. To receive these incentives, clinicians must implement Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) and demonstrate their “meaningful use,” the criteria of which has been officially defined by ARRA.
Electronic Medical Records: A Gradual Transition
With purposeful planning, achieving ARRA-defined meaningful use is accomplished in incremental phases over an extended period of time. A transition of this magnitude will certainly happen gradually and require a lot of effort, but throughout the process, health care providers will recognize the long-term, truly meaningful impact of their efforts: better care for patients, and improved efficiency for medical professionals.
While the share of U.S. hospitals that had adopted either basic or comprehensive electronic medical records rose modestly between 2008 and 2009, from 8.7 percent to 11.9 percent, many hospitals have proactively progressed toward full meaningful use compliance in 2010.
Electronic Medical Records: Progress in 2010
Recently, several organizations have conducted surveys designed to take a broad look at the breadth of adoption, implementation and use of IT in hospitals. For example, the Hospital and Health Networks conducted a 2010 survey called Health Care’s Most Wired 2010. This survey resulted in the encouraging news that progress is being made in the goal for health care systems to attain Meaningful Use status by the 2015 deadline.
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