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Q: Masturbation Weird Side-effect

asked by: lfdrumz0929 on August 9th, 2006

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When I watch porn then masturbate I get these horrible tingling feeling inside of my head after its all over. I hate feeling like this does anyone know why this is happening? It may last up to a week too. I just have to masturbate and I get the same feeling without the porn. Maybe its the hormones released? Stress? I have no idea whats your insight on this issue. Thanks luke

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It_is_going_to_be_ok

replied on August 12th, 2006

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Painful In the Stomach After Masturbation

This is my own experience of over masturbation:

i started masturbating as early as age 14 and now I am 26. I have been masturbating for about 4-8 times a day and at times, week wihtout it, but once I start it again, I over do it.

The effect I fell is a continuous pain in my lower left ribcage which is so frustrating and worrisome. I have been having it for a long time now.

I visited my gp and all sort of tests have been conducted but they said everything about me is okay, but I know they are not. When I mention about things that aggravate the pain like masturbation, my doctor and all doctors I have seen said, the pain in my stomach is not related to masturbation.

Can anyone help?.

I fell the pain alot after masturbation. Help me.

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