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A member asked:
Yesterday i masturbate 4 times the other day i woke up having a high body temperature and fever. it is related or there is no relation. thank you.
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Unlikely: You were likely just incubating some virus you were exposed to in the prior 72 hrs.
Answered 2/23/2018
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