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Last night i masturbated, my right testie went up and forward and stayed there all night and somewhat thru the day after should i be worried?
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Here are some ...: During masturbation, indeed, cremasteric muscle contracts vigorously to draw testes to a higher position, but almost uniformly coming down to their lower position after ejaculation and relaxation. But, imaginably, occasional situation like yours may happen. Clinically, I wouldn't worry and do nothing about it as long as it causes no unbearable discomfort. But if in doubt, ask your Doc timely. Best
Answered 6/5/2014
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