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Sexual problems
I always think about sexual thoughts then do excessive masturbation. I am very bothered by all the above and want to leave. But I always feel low. And sometimes sperm come out after toilet and fill pains in the testes.
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Your thought process needs to be guided .
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You need to connect with psychiatrist and psychologist
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Hyper sexuality is a condition in which people engage in sex physically or think about sex through fantasies to the point of distress and discomfort. There is a possibility that you are in the grip of this condition. I am of the opinion that you need to handle this with the help of a psychologist, to begin with. Engaging into more of social and familial interactions, reduction in (and gradual elimination of) watching pornography etc. could help you. Many in hyper-sexuality condition are introverts who spend a lot of time alone, fantacising. If it is so in your case, widening your social interactions and engaging in meaningful hobbies might help you. Having a stable sexual partner with whom you can interact without inhibitions, guilt and fear may also help you. In any case, you may discuss all these with the psychologist when you meet one. He / she may even suggest you see a physician / doctor.
Your pain in testicles could be 'Blue Balls' which is known to be a condition that occurs when one gets sexually aroused for an extended period of time but does not have an ejaculation.
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Please consult a psychologist.
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Consult a psychologist and explain about sexual thoughts and excessive masturbation. It is necessary to know what is triggering sexual thoughts.
Do not worry counselling sessions will help you.
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Contact me for counselling session. Along with counselling I can suggest natural foods to calm the mind.
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Ms. Bareera Sharmin.m (Psychologist)
Counselling Psychologist
3 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello , it's completely normal at this age , these are just because of making and over excited about pleasure gaining .
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you need to take healthy vegetables to avoid allergies
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try diverting your mind into ur likelihood . u can contact me for further consultancy . thank you
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Ms. Manasi Tambe
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2 yrs exp
Pune
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Please book a counseling session to talk about this in detail.
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