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Vericocele
I do masturbation alot in past (two times daily) but now I quite it
Can omitting masturbation lead to vericocele
yesterday i finished i suddenly found out that the veins on my left side of my scrotum are little bigger than the right. I searched it and its called varicocele it has been linked with infertility and unnormal sperm as the testicle heats up alot..
I feel some pain in these area after ejaculation for an hour
Plz help me I don't feel any pain Without any reason
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It needs psychological as well as physiological assessment , this problem will improve with medicines and counselling .I can understand ur concern that you are worried but As u are young , scope of improvement is there. First of all with medicine ,we will build up self confidence to perform better every time, then hopefully this will resolve permanently . It will happen, don't worry be happy :).
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Consult me on practo for detailed work up..Thank you 😊
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