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Can i masturbate while on the medication rapaflo (silodosin)? because i did the first day and the orgasm felt weird and no sperm came out.
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YES, not harmful: It is normal to have retrograde ejaculation or "backwards ejaculation" into the urinary bladder on rapaflo (silodosin). This is a normal side effect and is not harmful.
Answered 8/9/2019
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