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Scrotum drastically increased in size after masturbation and upon ejaculation. what may it be?
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Blood retention: Sexual activity causes blood to enter the penis and the scrotum as a physiologic response. After ejaculation, the blood and fluids will eventually drain from those areas.
Answered 5/26/2018
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