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Please advise if it's normal to feel ill after sex?
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No!: It's not normal to feel ill after sex. If this continues to happen, you should get checked out by an MD who is skilled and knowledgeable about sexual dysfunction. You will need to pin down whether your issues are physical or psychological. Both are important causes of sexual dysfunction!
Answered 7/26/2014
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