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Left knee starts paining after masturbat
My left knee hurts a lot after masturbation and it doesn't allow me to stand for 10 mins..and it sounds too much and makes me uncomfortbable in walking.
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It may be due to cramps or spasm in muscles. It’s temporary and usually does not require any management. Increase ur fluid intake and take balanced and healthy diets.
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Knee pain after masturbation clinically no co relation
Start doing quads strengthening excercises also get ur Vit D and B12 levels done
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It is better you get examined by an orthopaedician since masturbation and knee pain normally do not go hand in hand unless you use abnormal positioning of your knees for long time while the process of masturbation . Sorry this is my sincere answer to you.
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Both have no direct co relation
Get u r self examined by specialist
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Dr. Jyoti Singh Kapoor
Orthopedist
11 yrs exp
Delhi
It is a common misconception that masturbation leads to joint pains or bone weakness. Unless you are maintaining some abnormal posture while masturbation ,it will not lead to joint pains.
It would be advisable to visit an orthopedic doctor to look for other reasons for the knee pain /sound from the joint and difficulty in walking
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