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Im a female....im doing masturbation since years....does it effect my pregnancy? im too worried..... if effects what are the symptoms and preventions
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Masturbation: Norms: Nope. Absolutely not. Masturbation is a common part of the human experience. Almost all females you know masturbate or have masturbated. There is absolutely no medical or health reason to limit your sexual activity.
Answered 6/18/2013
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