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PostPosted: 04/29/07 - 23:23    Post subject: swelling Vote now! Reply with quote
i swell during sex and it is hard to continue. it happens also when i just mess around, it doesn't happen only with sex. i can't go to the doctor bc i'm still on my parents insurance and i can't let them know, if i do need to go where can i? but when i swell, somtimes it lasts for a day or two, and it is difficult to sit upright, i have to slump down. what is causing the problem?
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