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Is it normal to have a pretty late puberty and still be able to ejaculate?
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Yes: Ejaculation starts with puberty. This is normal. Delayed puberty can also be perfectly normal. Thus it is normal for ejaculation to be delayed, but still occur, until after delayed puberty.
Answered 5/2/2012
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