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Q: Ejaculation With Epididymitis

asked by: avatar on May 31st, 2004

New User

Hello,
i am a 17 year old male diagnosed with epididymitis. Mine is not caused by an std, it is either systemic infection, urinary caused or inflamation. I read somewhere that I should not be ejaculating during this time. I was just wondering if there are any trained professionals out there who could help me out with that. Is it safe to ejaculate with epididymitis? If not, for how long after the symptoms of epididymitis are gone should I wait to resume ejaculation and what are the risks of ejaculating with epididymitis? Any professional help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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ozzy983

replied on June 9th, 2004

New User

I'm not expert here, but I would try and stay away from masterbating if at all possible.

The problem is the infection could spread with the passage of seman into the uretha or other parts of the urinary system. I would advise against it. Wait until the antibotics are finished, and then you can continue with your regular routine.

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