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Q: Abdominal Pain During Intercourse

asked by: uglydoll on July 17th, 2007

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Hi,

Recently when I have sex with my wife, there was some abdominal pain (left side, beside penis) after about 15 minutes of sex. It feels painful during the intercourse, but when I pull it out, the pain is gone. Is this normal?

Also, it takes me about 30 minutes to reach climax and ejaculate, and sometimes I can't ejaculate at all. Therefore, there's always pain before I can even reach climax and we would stop the sex.

Is this normal? Why would I have pain like this? I do masturbate often; it doesn't hurt and I can ejaculate within minutes.

Thanks

Replies(1)

Tylanas

replied on July 17th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Re: Abdominal Pain During Intercourse

uglydoll wrote:

Try having sex in other positions. It may be a hernia, which could need treatment.

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