Polygamous relationships from a urologist's perspective / Dr. Cherepanov
Urologist-Andrologist Denis Anatolyevich Cherepanov
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Polygamous relationships are much more common in the animal kingdom than among modern humans. Specifically, modern humans. Previously, multiple sexual partners created conditions for genetic selection and the possibility of species survival, which was accompanied by high birth rates and high infant mortality rates. Modern living conditions are such that most couples plan to have 1-3 children, and the life of each child is highly valued.
Modern medicine allows us to preserve and prolong life, so monogamous relationships are more important, as the goal is to "raise children."
Polygamy, however, creates more complexities in medicine. Urologists often encounter inflammatory conditions following casual or one-time sexual encounters: urethritis, balanoposthitis, phimosis, orchitis, epididymitis, prostatitis, and vesiculitis. Gynecologists more often treat women's issues. Urologists are more often concerned with postcoital cystitis, which can be associated with sexually transmitted infections or new sexual relationships.
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