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scrotum pain
When masturbating I have had a problem where I experience a lot of pain in the scrotum. It happens when I try to hold back from ejaculating for long periods, or if I start and stop and keep doing that for a while. Is this normal? If I don't try to hold it, I usually don't last long at all that is why I am trying to hold it
Hi Briand, This is what you get for holding back, to much justvtry letting it go from now on, you could end up with retrograde ejeculation, this is were you ejeculate into your bladder, not the kind of safe sex you need.
If you want to keep doing this google pegym and look up edging, this is an exercise for extending extending your time with your g/f, but not as bad as what your are doing now.
Good Luck
If you want to keep doing this google pegym and look up edging, this is an exercise for extending extending your time with your g/f, but not as bad as what your are doing now.
Good Luck
Well, how old are you? Just curious, because knowledge of these things usually come with age.
Anyways, without sounding inappropriate, but this sounds like something they call "blue balls", literally. When aroused, blood is rushing and accumulating in the area, and when not released, can cause a pain, also can cause nausea.
Anyways, without sounding inappropriate, but this sounds like something they call "blue balls", literally. When aroused, blood is rushing and accumulating in the area, and when not released, can cause a pain, also can cause nausea.
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