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What can happen if you swallow *** and leave it on your face for awhile
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hello, i need your help.
i think i have masturbated too much and
this causes me to have a reltively short sex time
only a few seconds and then i discharge...
if i stop masturbating, will that make my
sex time longer? also, my penis is
seriously vertically challenged... when it is not erect?
is there any cure for these two "symptoms"
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523042 tn?1212177895
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello.

I'm not sure what you're asking. It seems as though you might be under the impression that somehow semen or sperm is harmful if swallowed or if left on your face. In some cases, it most certainly CAN be.

Swallowing semen: it isn't fattening, and it doesn't contain anything harmful to your stomach. HOWEVER, if it contains any pathogens, these might find a place to invade your body when they reach your mouth. For instance, you might have a tiny puncture somewhere in your gums after vigorously brushing your teeth. For this reason, it's not safe to swallow semen.

And your face isn't immune to having a tiny puncture or tear either. Even if you can't see it, there could be a small sore, pimple, etc., which would provide access to your bloodstream.

You need to know more about reducing your risk of infection.  I suggest you refer to MedHelp's risk reduction site to learn more about this issue:

http://www.medhelp.org/medical-information/show/1723/Safe-sex-
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1060231 tn?1338390135
nothing its actually good to swallow semen has a lot of protien in it.and as far as getting it on your face ,same thing a lot of protien goo for the skin
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