What is penis skin tear?

The foreskin is wrapped around the penis, and its main function is to protect the penis and glans. In daily life, I believe that many men have experienced the situation of penile skin tearing. In fact, it is not the penile skin that is torn, but the foreskin frenulum that is torn, which will be accompanied by pain and varying degrees of bleeding. It is related to the too vigorous movements during sex. Let's take a look at the situation of foreskin frenulum tearing.

There is a skin fold connecting the glans and the penis body in the middle of the penis, called the frenulum. The frenulum is mainly responsible for body sensation and the most important branch of the pudendal nerve, the dorsal penile nerve, is distributed to the back of the penis, mainly the glans skin. In particular, one of its small branches is specifically distributed to the frenulum, so the frenulum is very sensitive to external stimuli. It and the coronal margin are the most sensitive parts of the penis and are one of the important sexual sensitive areas of men.

Due to the different development of the penis, the length and tightness of the frenulum are different. If it is short and tight, the glans penis will lean downward during erection, and may be torn due to excessive force during sexual intercourse, causing bleeding and pain. Frenulum rupture is mostly caused by excessive force or improper force during sexual intercourse, and often occurs in people with excessive foreskin. After the frenulum ruptures, it is not necessary to suture it to restore it to its original state. Generally, only simple pressure is applied to stop bleeding. It is best to clean it again, disinfect it, and bandage it to prevent infection. It will heal after three or four days of rest. In order to prevent the wound from rupturing again, sexual intercourse is prohibited within one week. If bleeding does not stop, go to the hospital. If the healing is not good and scars are formed or the frenulum is too short, it may cause penis erection or pain, which will affect future sexual life.

Since the main nerve branches of the pudendal nerve responsible for body sensation and input are mainly in the skin of the glans penis, and there are branch nerve terminals passing through the frenulum, especially one of the small branches is specifically distributed to the frenulum of the prepuce, the frenulum of the prepuce is very sensitive to external stimuli. It and the coronal margin are the most sensitive parts of the penis and are one of the important sexual sensitive areas of men.

For minor frenulum tears, first use mercurochrome for local disinfection, then apply vaseline gauze to the wound, and wrap it with gauze bandages, changing it every other day. For severe injuries, immediate local hemostasis and surgical sutures should be performed. Change the dressing every other day, and remove the stitches after 7 days. In order to prevent wound infection, anti-inflammatory treatment should be carried out during this period, using 800,000 units of penicillin and 0.5 grams of streptomycin, mixed and injected intramuscularly. If you are allergic to the drug, you can take 0.2 grams of norfloxacin orally 4 times a day. Use hemostatic drugs at the same time, such as hemostatic or ancillary blood. In order to prevent penile erection from affecting wound healing, you can take 2 mg of hexenol orally once a night to reduce sexual impulse.