I masturbated multiple times for 3 days in a rows and after each masturbation the amount of sperm ejaculated was decreasing but still I was unable to ignore my urges and so I masturbated again and in my last two masturbation i haven't ejaculated a little amount of sperm i.e no sperm was coming out from my penis I got totally scared so I stopped masturbating and now it's been two days I am not feeling any kind of urge or anything
usually irrespective of how many times I masturbate in earlier times I was getting erection in just next day but this time I am not feeling so. I am not feeling the kind of errection I had and even if I try to get erection it is kind of a forced erection but in earlier times I got erection like many times in a day but it is not happening since 2 days. Yesterday I was feeling too sleepy like I was for sleeping for half of the day.
In last two days I haven't felt any urges or arousals which is unusual for me...I am concern about it??? what is happening??
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Dear Practo User,
Let me tell you masturbation may give you temporary satisfaction but may impact your future sexual life.
It seems that there is issue with the blood supply towards your penis which needs to be fixed with right treatment and medications.
For further guidance and assistance feel free to contact me.
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