NE and Masturbation.

[POISrival]

Hello everyone!
This is my first thread here. I would like to thank everyone working on this Website and every member who has been courageous to speak up and talk about our problem! I don't feel alone in the boat anymore.

My experience with POIS is very long. However, I would like to share something I recently observed.

#1My POIS symptoms after nocturnal emission are much less tense than those after Masturbation.
#2My PIOS sympltoms after masturbation WITHOUT using my hand are much less after masturbation WITH using my hand
(regarding #2, during the masturbation process, I DONT let my hand touch my Penis at all during the WHOLE process, I dont even make it move at all)


does anyone experience the same thing? Is there an explanation for this?

[Daveman]

Welcome.

I haven't been able to do that, but good for you!

It seems the closer to the real thing, the worse it is. Are your orgasms without "hand" as intense?

How about with a partner?

[POISrival]

Welcome.

I haven't been able to do that, but good for you!

It seems the closer to the real thing, the worse it is. Are your orgasms without "hand" as intense?

How about with a partner?

It may be about being close to the real sex. However, It seems hand-related. After masturbation, I always get pain and severe tension in the right side of my neck and upper back going up to my skull base. I masturbate using my right hand. I thought it might be related. so I stopped involving my hand, and It feels better.
Unfortunately, I never had sex with a partner since I live in a conservative society

Thanks for your concern.

[FloppyBanana]

In my personal experience POIS triggers a tensening of the muscles particularly around the neck, base of skull and head. I take progesterone to stop the symptoms and every time I stop taking it too early (need to take if for at least 5 days) my neck starts to get very stiff. Whether my wife gives me a hand job or I do it myself it makes no difference.

I am not trying to present the cause or what you are actually experiencing but it could be of some relevance. I don't think the near physicality of having a tug could be the cause though.
I always recommend reading all the POIS medical papers to the new joiners. They can be obtained by the forum administrators Daveman and Demografx.
All the best - FloppyB