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A member asked:
Should we be worry and go see a doctor about dry orgasms because we are planning on having a baby soon?
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Not worry -- see Dr.: "worry" is not indicated, since that really helps no one. But if all orgasms are completely "dry, " (meaning sperm is never present) then pregnancy will not happen. Do see a doctor about this situation -- you can receive help and advice tailored specifically to you.
Answered 12/10/2013
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