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I have prostatitis ( bacterial). i am taking an anitibiotic course. can i ejaculate during this treatment?
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YES!!: You can ejaculate and actually ejaculation is known to help with protatitis
Answered 7/23/2014
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Prostatitis: Most cases of prostatitis are not bacterial infection. Even if yours is bacterial, one of the major recommendations in treatment is frequent ejaculation, which helps to clear the prostate of any obstructions. Hope this gets better soon.
Answered 7/26/2014
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