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Is it bad to have spontaneous ejaculations? erect and flacid. no visable problems with my testicals?
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Spontaneous ejaculations, either with or without erections, are not harmful. They can be triggered without erotic thoughts or without dreams. In these situations, triggers can be from the central nervous system from pain or stress and also can be from irritation of the prostate gland as can occur during certain exercises or workouts.
Answered 8/11/2021
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