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Q: Masturbation : Is pain in testicles normal ?

asked by: DoctorQuestion on June 1st, 2007

Thanks for the reply but I think the testicular pain started when i started masturbating the second time immediately after doing it the first time and that too with full force and intensity. do u think tht wud be the reason for the pain in my left testicular and i feel tht a vein is stretched that is causing pain in my left leg and left heel. please help...thanks alot!

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DoctorAnswer Doctor Answer

replied on June 6th, 2007

General Q&A Answer A2860

It's normal to experience testicular pain after masturbation,especially if it's done more frequently than not. Longer masturbation may lead to vasocongestion, also called blue balls. You might try masturbating less frequently and with less force at the beginning. If the problems continue, you can consult a urologist.

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