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My boyfriend had sex for the first time, after having sex he said that his penis was heating up from inside. why is it heating up from inside?
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Unclear: I am not sure what 'heating up from the inside' means. This is not a medical term, nor a common description of what it feels like to have an erection. I would ask for more specific symptoms if there is pain or if the function of the penis is not normal.
Answered 9/29/2016
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