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Abdominal Pain after masturbation
Age:20, Gender: Male
I have had pain for over a month from masturbation.
It cannot be an STD and a CT scan returned nothing meaning it cannot be prostatitis...
I have had a urine test which returned nothing and had a physical exam for prostatitis which was thought to not be of concern (regarding prostatitits). I did have brown semen once but after a course of antibiotics, that has cleared up.
I would often masturbate through abdominal workouts which caused me to have a groin strain.
That, however, healed up and following that I would only masturbate the normal way. However, by this time any arousal/ejaculation I would get abdominal pain. Initially the abdominal pain healed up within a week but now has lasted for over a month. I am now refraining from any and all ejaculation/arousal though things don't seem to feel any better.
Please let me know what this could possibly be?
I have had pain for over a month from masturbation.
It cannot be an STD and a CT scan returned nothing meaning it cannot be prostatitis...
I have had a urine test which returned nothing and had a physical exam for prostatitis which was thought to not be of concern (regarding prostatitits). I did have brown semen once but after a course of antibiotics, that has cleared up.
I would often masturbate through abdominal workouts which caused me to have a groin strain.
That, however, healed up and following that I would only masturbate the normal way. However, by this time any arousal/ejaculation I would get abdominal pain. Initially the abdominal pain healed up within a week but now has lasted for over a month. I am now refraining from any and all ejaculation/arousal though things don't seem to feel any better.
Please let me know what this could possibly be?
Hello~We have a men's forum, I think if you post this there, someone will be able to help you. I also suggest seeing your GP about this issue.
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