What does SRH mean in PHYSIOLOGY

SRH stands for Sperm Retention Headache, which is a type of headache experienced by men when they are trying to increase their semen and sperm count through abstinence or through delaying ejaculation.

SRH is caused by an accumulation of pressure in the area around the prostate due to an increased amount of seminal fluid that has not been expelled due to abstinence or delayed ejaculation.

The most common symptom of SRH is a sharp, throbbing pain located either behind or around the eyes. Other symptoms may include nausea, vomiting, light sensitivity, dizziness, fatigue, anxiety, and difficulty focusing.

The best way to treat SRH is to allow yourself time to naturally release the built-up pressure from your prostate area without engaging in any sexual activity. If symptoms persists seek medical assistance as there may be underlying causes that need to be addressed such as dehydration or high blood pressure.

Yes, there are certain risks associated with delaying ejaculation in order to increase semen and sperm count such as increased risk for developing fertility problems and other health complications like infection due to stagnation of seminal fluid within the body over time. Additionally it can also cause discomfort like erectile dysfunction as well as psychological effects such as anxiety/depression and lowered sex drive.