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Sometimes as i'm falling asleep, right before i fall asleep, these spasm right in my balls happens, feels like my balls pull up, then i jolt awake...?
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Cremasteric: Has to do with the changes in brain electricity which then can cause spasms in the leg muscles which affects the cremasteric nervous pathway. Not dangerous and common enough.
Answered 10/24/2017
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