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Kick to the balls.
Well i have a really short question: Can it be that because someone kicks you in the balls (HARD almost has to cry.) makes you shoot sperm less far, I haven't really noticed if I could "shoot" sperm far before but I don't now and I would like to know if it could have something to do with my kick in the balls. And if not what it could have tl do with. Thanl you for reading I hope I can get a responce since I din't really know where to go to with this question untill now.
I want to know why someone would kick u in the balls? Ex wife?! Sports? Curious. All the best.
You should speak with an urologist for proper evaluation of your symptoms and an possible underlying condition or trauma.
Serious testicular trauma can result in primary hypogonadism which is a decreased production of sex hormones. Hypogonadism can cause erectile dysfunction, infertility, decreased sex drive, enlarged male breast tissue and many other problems.
I highly recommended mercilessly beating anyone (man/woman/child) whom has kicked you in the testicles, it's a terrible crime that should be swiftly punished.
Serious testicular trauma can result in primary hypogonadism which is a decreased production of sex hormones. Hypogonadism can cause erectile dysfunction, infertility, decreased sex drive, enlarged male breast tissue and many other problems.
I highly recommended mercilessly beating anyone (man/woman/child) whom has kicked you in the testicles, it's a terrible crime that should be swiftly punished.
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