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Lower back pain after masterbation
Posted: 04-06-07 06:20am

After masterbate come lower back pain. I have take scan and urine test. But Doctor said "no problem in body". When I masterbate,then after lower back pain come. How to rectify this diseases. Any medicine available ? Plz Help.


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Posted: 04-20-07 04:14am

You told me very little about the “lower back pain after masturbation” that you experience. Is it bearable? Do you experience the pain during penetration or orgasm? If the pain is bearable and occurs only after masturbation, it would seem that it is not a condition that should be considered a disease and that should be treated, especially when all medical research indicates that you are OK.


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