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Regular participation in sex
Hi , i do participate in sex once or twice a day. Sometimes I feel like getting mild pain on the right side back , under ribs just after finishing ejaculation. Suggest me what to do .
Is it normal to feel like it or any issue ?
Or do i have to minimize my participation in sex (not on daily basis)?
Thank you
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Getting pain is not a good sign. We need to have a detailed investigation on your issue basis which we’ll be in a better position to assist you further.
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Dr. Yuvraj Arora Monga
Sexologist
25 yrs exp
Delhi
What are u telling is not normal ….
Get your whole body tests done … including vitamin D and B12 and calcium levels
To suggest further I need to know whether u exercise or not … your body weight / height
It is better you meet me in person . Will guide u
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Dr. Om Prakash L
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Adilabad
Take consultation for detailed discussion
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