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I just had an orchiectomy to removed my right testicle 6 days ago due to a mass. blood work came back with cancer. i was wondering when can i have sex or at least masterbate?
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I would wait for at least 2 weeks after the surgery.
Answered 7/16/2021
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I would think anytime. Give it a try.
Answered 7/16/2021
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