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About Semen Extraction Ward
A young boy named Yamada is hospitalized after severely fracturing both of his hands. As if that is not bad enough, Yamada suffers from a strange disease that causes intense testicular pain if he does not ejaculate once every three hours. Due to his inability to masturbate, the hospital assigns a moody nurse named Tachibana to relieve his pain as and when he wishes. Soon, Yamada begins to feel guilty for the "treatments" Tachibana must perform, which she herself finds repulsive. In spite of it...
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