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When your butt is sore does it mean its growing?
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No.: Pain and tenderness in the buttocks are not necessarily associated with "growth" and could be the result of trauma, inflammation, or other triggers not related to enlargement. If you have a soreness that persists without explanation, it would be good to see a physician or visit a clinic and have an examination and history taken. Hope that this helps.
Answered 12/22/2020
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