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Q: Bowel movement & Prostate stimulation

asked by: Ronen1991 on November 16th, 2008

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i was just recently sitting on the toilet and i was wiping...and i was attempting to "cause" a bowel movement by rubbing a sensitive portion of my anus... which somewhat allows the anus to release and let the bowel move through and when i was trying to do this i ended up ejaculating and didnt even notice it until i got up...i did not have an erection or anything...i was really creeped out by this---im only 17 and dont know why this is happening... what could be the cause of this?

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Ronen1991

replied on November 16th, 2008

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Ronen1991

replied on November 16th, 2008

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Jazzy77

replied on November 30th, 2008

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i have never heard of this, but in a way it makes some sense. see, if your prostate is stimulated, then you can ejaculate. if you just happened to stimuate your prostate, you may have ejaculated as a result of that stimulation. i don't think that this is an indicator of anything wrong.

it may have happened during your bowel movement and you didn't even know it (not so much as a result of your wiping). i had a b/f once who told me that a doctor did a prostate exam on him and that when the doctor did that, he "shot".

maybe you just had a skillful poo...hehehe.
jasmine

furrytail

replied on January 8th, 2009

Moderator

Ronen1991,
As Jazzy has mentioned perhaps your prostate is just overly sensitive but most likely this will not last.
Have you had other situations where ejaculation has occurred unexpectedly, for instance when riding a bus or something and going over bumps, etc?

Wendy

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