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A member asked:
Can the creamasteric reflex be treated ?can i get rid of it? because its bothering me a lot .thanks.
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Cremasteric reflex: Cremasteric reflex relates to testicular elevation on stimulation of the cremaster muscle which is known to elevate the testicle. Normally, no one does it routinely, so it is not clear how that can be bothersome, unless there are circumstances not related here by you.
Answered 7/17/2013
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