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Q: After Erected Disc Problem In the Back Bone

asked by: shabby01 on May 25th, 2007

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hi I m 22 years old I m facing a problem with it is giving me a disgusting kind of pain in the end of my back bone .upper side of the hips . disc problem .
I don’t know y it is happening but almost every day me and my girl friend do sex .
And after cum erected I m getting a disc problem in the back bone ..
It is also happening when I m sleeping in the side position where my 1 leg on the other .

what i have to do ?
y it is happening . what i have to get in the food is any thing missing ?

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Tylanas

replied on May 25th, 2007

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I think you need to go to a doctor and explain your problem.

A displaced disk should not and probably is not connected to your erections. You need to go to a doctor and have them examine your back. Be sure to tell him or her everything you just told us.

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