Brothers, don't be foolish

Asia-Pacific Hospital Male Sexual Function Centerstated that the claim that 'grabbing the "dragon tendon"' can prevent benign prostatic hyperplasia or improve urinary frequency has no medical basis. Many patients who tried it have been shown to get no benefit; on the contrary, in outpatient clinics there have been cases where patients developed prostatitis after receiving this massage due to improper technique or excessive force by the therapist, which made urination more difficult, and even led to urinary tract infections that caused complications such as epididymitis.

Don't go grabbing it randomly — the "dragon tendon" is also part of the corpus cavernosum and can be damaged!