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Tell me what happened is it because of regular mastrubatution or forcefully or any disease no itching no pains nothing only this

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Looking at the photo (multiple small dark/brownish pinpoint spots scattered over the shaft skin, no swelling, no discharge, foreskin looks normal) and going by what you've described (no itching, no pain, nothing else) - I can't give you a certain diagnosis just from a picture, but here's what this pattern most likely represents, and what it's less likely to be:
Most likely explanations (benign, common, not a disease)
  1. Friction-related pigmentation / micro-trauma marks - Repeated rubbing of the shaft skin (whether from regular masturbation, vigorous/forceful handling, or friction from clothing) can cause tiny areas of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation or small healed petechiae (burst capillaries) that show up as dark dots. These are harmless, don't need treatment, and fade on their own once the friction stops.
  2. Angiokeratoma of Fordyce - Small dark red/purple-black papules caused by dilated, thin-walled veins just under the skin. Very common on the scrotum and sometimes the shaft, more often seen as men get into their 30s-50s. They're asymptomatic (no itch, no pain) and only bleed a little if scratched or nicked - otherwise they're completely benign and don't need treatment, just reassurance (Andrews' Diseases of the Skin, p. 159).
  3. Ordinary pigmented spots/moles (lentigines) - Some people just have small benign pigmented macules on genital skin that have nothing to do with sexual activity at all.
Less likely, but worth ruling out with an in-person exam
  • Genital warts (HPV) - usually raised, flesh-colored, verrucous/cauliflower-like, not flat dark dots
  • Fungal infection or folliculitis - almost always comes with itching or redness, which you don't have
  • Molluscum contagiosum - typically pearly, dome-shaped bumps with a central dimple, not dark flat spots
On your specific question
There's no medical evidence that masturbation itself (regular or vigorous) causes a "disease" - but forceful or excessive friction can absolutely cause this kind of superficial skin change (small bruised/pigmented spots) without any pain or itching, because it's just skin/vessel trauma healing, not an infection. If that's the likely cause, easing off the friction/pressure and using a lubricant during masturbation usually lets these fade over a few weeks.
What I'd suggest
Since a photo can't fully substitute for a physical exam (texture, whether spots blanch when pressed, and whether they're flat or raised all matter for the diagnosis), if the spots don't fade in 3-4 weeks, change in size/color, start bleeding, or you develop any new symptoms, it's worth a quick in-person look by a dermatologist or urologist. Otherwise, this pattern (asymptomatic, no itch, no pain) points toward a benign, self-resolving friction-related change rather than any sexually transmitted infection or serious disease.
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