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Old 10-12-2008, 08:20 AM #12
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well, in keeping with the theme of this thread, I've got a weird one for ya.

after successful sex, if I clench my Kegel muscle, my FEET vibrate for a second or two...

sorta like L'Hermitte's on er.... um... "crack"



the amusing sx lasts only for about 10 minutes afterwards, (picture me... <clench> ZING! <clench> ZING! <clench> ZING!)

this is for research purposes, I promise.



I discovered the bizarre effect by accident... mentioned it to my Neuro back in 1996, and he said "That's impossible!"

but with MS, all things are possible... it's merely another misdirected signal, harmless, but interesting.

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