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After orgasm muscle in left buttock and groin tense up and penis stays in a "tense"flaccid state(like when cold).symptoms remain for several days.why?
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Groin Pain: These are not typical symptoms. Historical factors like medical history, medicines, recreational drug use, and supplements must be disclosed to your PCP for a comprehensive exam and analysis. Penis trauma can occur during rigorous activity and/or strain from working out can injure the area. Please see your doctor.
Answered 2/24/2015
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