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I masturbate daily. if i wont do for 3 days i ll get severe pain in left testis. pain releives only after i masturbate. what might be the problem?
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Vascular congestion.: Testicles can be sensitive to blood flow. When aroused, blood accumulates in the testicles and the testicles swell. If there is no orgasm the retained blood can cause discomfort which will eventually resolve.
Answered 9/28/2016
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