Health After Masturbation

Health After Masturbation
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Jun 24, 2005, 4:27 AM

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I really need some help on this. I've the feeling of weak knees or even a crack sound with a little pain at the knees after I've had masturbations for a couple of days. Also, my right back aches as the other sympton. However, if I don't do it for a couple of days, then I feel my knees normal. Why does it happen and how can I cure it?

Any info. is greatly appreciated.

Harry
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Jun 25, 2005, 9:04 PM

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What position are you in when you masterbate. Are you standing? Then maybe you should try standing.
Try working out and that should build up your endurance and make you stronger so you can handle it..

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Jun 26, 2005, 2:56 AM

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I'm sorry that I haven't made myself clear. What I mean by a cracking sound at the knees and aching on the upper back is when I'm not masturbating, but instead when I'm doing somethings else. For example, it happens when I was suddenly standing up from sitting and my knees gives a cracking sound. Also, if I bend over working on cars for too long, my back starts aching. The last sympton is that when I sleep with my body & two legs straight, I feel my legs stronger afterwards. However, if I'm not masturbating for a couple of days, I don't feel any of the above symptoms. Could you please brighten me up and tell me how to overcome that?

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Jun 10, 2006, 8:44 PM

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Stop masturbation[reply]

criticalcareRN
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Jun 14, 2006, 5:31 PM

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your symptoms have nothing to do with each other. Is this post for real???

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