Genital pain, what's going on?

Genital pain is a disease that causes great harm to the human body. Because the private parts of both men and women are very sensitive and fragile, and are very prone to infection. If people have genital pain, they will not only be unable to have normal sex, but will also experience pain when urinating and defecating, which will be extremely inconvenient in life. Therefore, genital pain must be treated as soon as possible. So, what is the reason for genital pain?

The most dangerous pain: testicular pain

Testicular pain can be roughly divided into two types: acute persistent pain and chronic recurrent pain.

Acute pain is more common in orchitis and injury. When orchitis occurs, the epididymis and testicles swell and become painful, and some patients also have symptoms such as urinary pain, urgency, and urinary incontinence. Testicular injury generally has a history of trauma and local swelling and bruising. In addition to severe testicular pain, the testicles also have scrotal swelling and skin edema. If acute testicular pain is not treated in time, it will become chronic pain, which is mild, generalized, and radiating, so it is not easy to determine the exact location of the inflammation.

When you find that you have testicular pain, it is generally difficult to diagnose it yourself. Do not think that you are taking medicine indiscriminately. It is best to seek treatment from a specialist as soon as possible to avoid misunderstanding the condition.

The most incredible pain: Penile fracture

It is possible for the penis to be fractured, and this is not a strange theory. First, let's look at the structure of the penis: the penis is composed of two penile corpora cavernosa and one urethral corpora cavernosa. The urethra runs through the urethral corpora cavernosa, connecting the bladder internally and the glans penis externally. The penile corpora cavernosa contains abundant vascular sinuses, which are surrounded by a tough white membrane. The penile corpora cavernosa and urethra are surrounded by the penis fascia to form a whole. When the penis is erect, the vascular sinuses in the corpora cavernosa become more congested, and the blood flow increases by 25 times compared to the flaccid state.

It is precisely because the penis has this special anatomical structure and physiological characteristics that when the penis is erect, the blood membrane inside the penis is in a highly tense state because the corpus cavernosum is filled with blood. At this time, if a strong external force is applied and the penis is bent consciously or unconsciously, the tunica albuginea outside the corpus cavernosum will rupture. With a crisp "pop" sound, the penis will immediately become soft. At the same time, it may also be accompanied by severe pain, penile swelling,

Subcutaneous bruises are purple and tend to the injured side, which means the penis has been "broken". From this point of view, the so-called "fracture" of the penis is actually a figurative term for penis fracture. Generally speaking, urination is normal when there is no urethral injury. If there is pressure due to blood swelling, urination may be difficult.

Regardless of the cause of the penile "fracture", you should go to the hospital for treatment immediately without delay, so as to avoid unpredictable consequences and lifelong regrets.

The most terrible pain: phimosis

For patients with an excessively long foreskin and a narrow foreskin opening, if the foreskin is forcibly turned up and not restored in time, the narrow foreskin opening may be tightened on the coronal sulcus of the penis, blocking the blood flow to the distal end of the foreskin and the glans penis, causing swelling in these areas. This condition is called phimosis.

Phimosis often occurs during first sexual intercourse or masturbation. After phimosis, there is severe local pain, redness and swelling of the glans penis, and edema of the foreskin. The longer the incarceration lasts, the more severe the swelling will be. If not treated in time, the foreskin and glans penis will suffer from ischemia and necrosis.

After the foreskin is incarcerated, it should be restored in time, usually by manual restoration. This method of restoration can be done by yourself. Hold the foreskin with the index and middle fingers of both hands, place the two thumbs on the head of the penis and gently push it into the foreskin, and the incarcerated foreskin can be restored. If the foreskin is incarcerated for a long time and manual restoration cannot be restored, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible for surgical restoration.

The best way to prevent foreskin incarceration is to have a circumcision to remove the foreskin or the foreskin that is too long, so that foreskin incarceration will not occur again. Foreskin incarceration often occurs in teenagers, so boys should check their foreskin. If it is too long or foreskin, choose surgical removal under the guidance of a doctor to prevent more diseases.