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Pain in groin
Pain in groin Sir, I have strong pain in groin on the left side. It's due to the masturbation. I masturbated almost daily for last 4 years and that's how the problem started. The problem is totally physical and in bones. Everything else is fine. I just feel pain when I try to contract my left leg (trying to touch my chest with knee). I can touch my chest with right knee, but cannot with left one. I feel pain. Also when I completely straighten my legs, making them perpendicular to my torso- I'm able to lift my right leg from perpendicular position. But I cannot lift my left leg. I feel pain in groin. I can't tell exactly but it feels there's some kind of disjoint in groin area. 9:24 PM Male, 21 years
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Hello there Pain in the groin could be bcos of a variety of reasons...it can be a simple muscle pull to hernia and in more severe cases femoral neck or trochantric fractures....however as you have mentioned ...i dont think that excessive masturbation could leave to anything of such kind. Do get back with your exact symptoms and whatever your problems are for proper treatment analysis and proper advice. Regards
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