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Engaged In Auto-fellatio. Have Sore Neck. How To Reduce It?

Hello Doctor, i engaged in auto-fellatio before and i have a bit of a sore neck,nothing serious, im sure it will go away with a good nights sleep. Its the first time I've tried it in quite some time and i have maintained most of my flexibility.
I was just wondering if i continue to do this could there be any possible long term side effects? And if there are any side effects is there any way i can go about to reduce them
Thu, 16 May 2013
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Hi there ~

I understand your concerns. However having a sore neck as a result of "auto-fellatio" would require you to get an imaging study of your neck, i.e. an x-ray both AP and Lat. views as well as an MRI to determine if you have had a spondylolisthesis. If you have a diagnosis you need to be treated for the same. I would recommend that you see an orthopedic doctor as soon as you can. I hope this helps.

Take care and have a lovely day!
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Engaged In Auto-fellatio. Have Sore Neck. How To Reduce It?

Hi there ~ I understand your concerns. However having a sore neck as a result of auto-fellatio would require you to get an imaging study of your neck, i.e. an x-ray both AP and Lat. views as well as an MRI to determine if you have had a spondylolisthesis. If you have a diagnosis you need to be treated for the same. I would recommend that you see an orthopedic doctor as soon as you can. I hope this helps. Take care and have a lovely day!