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Q: Will Masterbating Reduce Sexual Senses

asked by: dare123 on October 8th, 2006

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Sir,

i am a male, 23 years old. I have been masterbating for the past 7 years. I can say, I masterbated vigorously and frequently. Tried ejaculation at the rate of 5 times a day.

Now a days I am feeling the erection is not as usual. I am feeling that my male thing has fed up.

I fear whether I can give birth to a child.

Can u please clear and help me in this regard

thank you..

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micke

replied on October 9th, 2006

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Re: Will Masterbating Reduce Sexual Senses

dare123 wrote:

sir,

i am a male, 23 years old. I have been masterbating for the past 7 years. I can say, I masterbated vigorously and frequently. Tried ejaculation at the rate of 5 times a day.

Now a days I am feeling the erection is not as usual. I am feeling that my male thing has fed up.

I fear whether I can give birth to a child.

Can u please clear and help me in this regard

thank you..

maybe you should refrain from masturbating for some time and see how things go. If you can't refrain 100%, reduce your masturbation to three/week. I don't think this will lead to infertility but certain sources claim that excessive masturbation could lead to premature ejaculations, weak erection, penile pain and other problems. It has something to do with hormones and body chemistry, so why not let your body rejuvenate!

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