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Q: Stomach Ache During Sex

asked by: Devar on August 20th, 2007

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I have two isssues at the moment...

The first is that it takes me ages to get to the point where i can cum by ages i mean i have never been able to do it in less than an hour however i do have alot of feeling during sex so im thinking its more of a mental issue than a phisical one does anyone else have this problem?

The second is that after i cum my erection wont go away now im not complaining my girlfriend loves it but if i keep having sex after cuming i get stomach ache in my lower abdomen (below my belly button) is there any way to avoid this?

Devar

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replied on September 22nd, 2008

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Orgasms are different for everyone. Can you make yourself orgasm? Have you successfully ejaculated while masturbating, for example?

Some people find it difficult to reach orgasm through intercourse alone, some people can only climax through masturbation, and some never experience them at all. So, it's pretty normal, what you're going through.

Also, have you every tried resting after an orgasm? Maybe take 10-15 minutes of rest to see if the abdominal pain is related to continued sex, or not.

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