Ive been really horny. My ovaries have neen hurting. I havent been sexually active for a while. Can my ovaries hurt because my body feels the need of having sex?
Asked Jan 25, 2010
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Can woman ovaries hurt if woman is in the need of sex?
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If your ovaries hurt sometimes, it is probably cramps (although, that would be your uterus--but can you really tell it is your ovaries, specifically?) . If they hurt all of the time, YOU NEED TO GO TO A DOCTOR.
Men can experience tension in their testicles if they do not ejaculate, but this is not the same for women.
Men can experience tension in their testicles if they do not ejaculate, but this is not the same for women.
Answered Jan 25, 2010
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