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I had a concussion on october 1st 2020. i have taken the 7-10 days off essentially being in a dark room. i can drive now with now problem and ive started running and working out again.is it safe to start masturbating again?
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Recovery : Since concussion involves transient head injury, more events leave no residua. Sounds like you have recovered
Answered 11/24/2020
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