Pain at the base of the male genitals

Today we are going to talk about pain at the base of the male genitals. As we all know, for boys, it may not be good in other aspects, but for that aspect, it is very embarrassing if boys cannot satisfy girls. So in daily life, we have to pay attention to protect our "second" well. If we don't protect it well, we are afraid of unexpected situations. Come and see with us, what are the reasons for penis pain sometimes?

What are the causes of penile pain?

1. Causes of Penile Pain

1.1. Prostatitis causes penile pain

Prostatitis is a common disease among adult men, often manifested by symptoms such as frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, urethral discomfort, burning pain at the urethral orifice or difficulty urinating. The symptoms are aggravated by squatting or sitting on a chair for a long time.

1.2. Penile pain caused by balanitis

At the beginning, the foreskin, glans penis and even the urethra opening will be locally red and swollen, with a burning and itchy feeling. When the foreskin is turned back, the inner surface of the foreskin and the glans penis will be congested and eroded, with exudate. If it rubs against underwear, the penis will feel painful.

1.3. Gonorrhea causes penile pain

Gonorrhea, also known as gonococcal urethritis, is an ancient and common sexually transmitted disease. In recent years, the incidence rate ranks first among sexually transmitted diseases in my country, mostly occurring in young men and women.

1.4. Genital herpes causing penile pain

On average, about 4 to 5 days after infection with genital herpes, men will first feel a burning sensation on the penis and glans penis, followed by the development of papules in groups, which may be one or more clusters, followed by the formation of small blisters, which will rupture in about 6 days to form erosions or shallow ulcers, and the patient will feel penile pain.

2. What is penile pain?

Penile pain mainly refers to pain on the surface or inside of the penis. Some men will feel penile pain after their first sexual intercourse. Don't be afraid. This may be because the penis is filled with a lot of blood after erection and the blood return function is relatively weak, causing short-term swelling and pain in the penis after sexual intercourse. Generally, it will disappear after 1 to 3 hours.

If you have sex multiple times during your first night of marriage, this can also happen. You can control the frequency of your sex life in the future. In uncircumcised men, it is easy to get an infection in the foreskin (i.e., glansitis), which can also cause penis enlargement and pain.

3. What causes penis pain after ejaculation?

3.1. The reproductive organs are prone to congestion, spasm, and pain due to obstruction of the semen passage.

3.2. The reproductive organs are scarred or hardened, and severe pain occurs during erection and ejaculation.

3.3. Excessive and frequent sexual intercourse, especially repeated sexual intercourse, may cause local congestion or spasm of the reproductive organs, causing immediate or subsequent pain.

3.4. Urogenital inflammation, especially inflammation of the urethra, prostate, seminal vesicle, vas deferens, epididymis, and testicles, causing pain or aggravated pain during ejaculation.

What causes pain during penis erection?

1. Abnormal erection. Some erections are not normal, but abnormal. For example, when blood clots form in the arteries of the erect penis, they prevent blood from flowing out of the penis, causing the penis to remain erect for much longer than normal, causing severe pain.

2. Foreskin is too long and adhesion. Some men have phimosis. When the penis is erect, the foreskin will be more painful when it is turned down.

3. Penile trauma. Although the penis is hidden and relatively small in the non-erect state, it is still very fragile and can be easily injured.

4. Reproductive infection diseases. Whether there is balanitis, urethritis, urethral stenosis, etc.

5. Penile deformity. A progressive disease caused by scar tissue in the penis. The diseased tissue forms plaques on the penis. When the penis is erect, the plaques cause the penis to bend and cause pain.

6. Herpes virus infection. When the penis is infected by some viruses, it often causes pain. Common ones include: After infection, the penis will have burning, itching, and pain.

How do men take care of their penis?

Generally speaking, young men have seven or eight erections every night, which is theoretically significantly higher than during the day. Generally, men who sleep well can ensure that their sexual function is in good condition if they have several "recharge" opportunities every night. When a person sleeps less or the quality of sleep is not high, the nighttime erections that are conducive to "recharge" will occur less frequently or not at all. It is not difficult to imagine that the erectile function of these men will inevitably deteriorate day by day.

In addition to adequate sleep, a healthy body also requires a comprehensive diet. Therefore, men should seek medical attention immediately if they have any problems with their penis. For example, if there is unexplained pain in the penis, do not bear it. Seeking medical attention immediately is the best choice. In short, men must not be careless in treating their penis. Only by taking good care of it can it be healthier.