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scrotum pain
I am 39 year old male working as an accountant. i started masterbation when i was 5 or 6 year old. i also suffering with scroutum pain since 25 years. It starting from the rightside if i do not ejaculate more than 2 days and after masterbation or after sex with my wife pain will decrease after 2,3 hours. Then again it starts if i dont ejaculate for 2 days. i dont hav pain at the time of passing urine or ejaculating. please advise why this is happening & what to do for solving this problem.
I forgot to say I use to experience all those discomforting feelings in the testicles but eversince I stop masturbating, I no longer get those feelings.
In my opinion and my experience:
Stop masturbating for like a week. What your testicles are doing is giving signs of need to ejaculate because its used to releasing sperm so often thru masturbation. You're experiencing the after effect. This is why some males say they can't go a day without masturbation, that's because you're used to doing it so often. In order to break that habit, you need to not masturbate for like a week and your body will start to re-condition itself.
Stop masturbating for like a week. What your testicles are doing is giving signs of need to ejaculate because its used to releasing sperm so often thru masturbation. You're experiencing the after effect. This is why some males say they can't go a day without masturbation, that's because you're used to doing it so often. In order to break that habit, you need to not masturbate for like a week and your body will start to re-condition itself.
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