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Vaginal walls are hard and swollen after masturbation? two nights ago, i masturbated and now my vagina is incredibly tight and hard?
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See Gyn or ER...: For the described scenario, you need to gyn or er for evaluation with more hx, physicals, needed tests, etc. For the time being, avoid any further chemical and physical stimulation. In the future, learn how to masturbate gently to suit your situation. But, practicing healthy low-risk healthy lifestyle without overindulgence and obsession will help any willing person live a long happy life.
Answered 4/19/2014
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