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Just had orchiopexy about a week ago, to lower a testicle due to an adhesion. when is it safe to masturbate? and will nocturnal emissions be dangerous?
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Let it heal: Give it another couple of weeks for the wound to heal. Nocturnal emission will not do any harm. Wish you good health!
Answered 3/17/2021
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