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Q: delayed male puberty
asked by: unkownuser on October 4th, 2008
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to start off im really concerned and worried about my puberty. my testicles,scrotum,penis have all grown but i have not had a wet dream and do not have any "enjoyable" sensation from my penis. this is very alerting because im in my early 20's..i also have phimosis which i had found out about only recently ( i always thought that in time my foreskin should grow and go over the head of my penis, then id have a wet dream and wola). but not in my cease . while i was in grade 8 i heard my teacher say that puberty can occur in people when they are as old as 21; so i thought time would do the trick. i am going to my family doctor soon and have a talk with him- but can someone please shed some light on this topic? i know phimosis can be treated- but not having a wet dream and no orgasms is really worrying.
my situation is slowly yet surely messing up my life.

anyone?
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DelphicOracle
replied on May 14th, 2009
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See a doctor
Most of these delayed puberty questions are just people being insecure, but if you are in your 20s and have never ejecaulated, there is a problem. Puberty should be over by now. See a doctor NOW!
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