Is abdominal pain caused by sex or masturbation ? Dark urine Posted: 06-09-07 17:23pm
I have been having alot of abdomen pain.
right side from my bottom rib down to
right groin. It seems to be related to
when I masterbate or have intercourse. The
pain last for a couple days afterwards and
I also have noticed that my urine is very
dark golden/yellow afterwards. I also
have pain in back at the same location as
the pain in the front. I was wondering if
it is possible the when masterbating it
maybe pulls my urter and kidney? Which is
what it feels like. I had an MRI which
showed nothing but the cysts. Also had
cbc blood work and urine test. All tests
came back negative
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Sexual Health - Men Answer A2941 Posted: 06-26-07 02:41am
It doesn’t seem likely that masturbation
or sex can cause such abdominal pain.
Masturbation can't pull on the ureters or
the kidneys. Likewise, neither van liver
or kidney cysts cause abdominal pain.
Therefore the cysts can’t explain the
abdominal pain you describe...unless they
are complicated with infection or rupture.
You can consult an internist (internal
medicine specialist) for an expert opinion
and advice.
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