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Year ago while masturbating my penis cracked or pelvic muscles. i immediately lost my erection, but i had no swelling or pain. is it normal when i have an erection and i squeeze my pelvic muscles for a full erection to have a little pain?
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I am glad you have your erection back. Pelvic muscles dont help much with erection. Your pain might be related to the sqeezing. You dont need to do that.
Answered 7/20/2022
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