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My glans has lost stiffness & sensation due to bed humping for last 5 years. if nerves of penis r damaged can they be repaired completely. im 21. help?
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Masturbation!: Not likely to have damaged any nerves unless you fractured your penis. Suggest you stop masturbating for a week or two & reevaluate. Seeing a urologist might be helpful &/or reassuring.
Answered 3/24/2013
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