The glans penis is turned out and it hurts when touched

In life, many men have problems with glans sensitivity. If the glans of a man is too sensitive, he may experience premature ejaculation during sex. Many men feel pain when they turn the glans out of the foreskin. If the glans hurts when touched, it proves that the glans is too sensitive. You can turn the glans out frequently to exercise its sensitivity. So why does the glans hurt when it is turned out?

Regarding the sensitivity of the glans penis, the dorsal penis nerve, the most important branch of the pudendal nerve responsible for body sensation and input, is distributed to the back of the penis, mainly the glans skin, especially the coronal margin, which is the most sensitive part of the penis and one of the important sexual sensitive areas of men. After erection, due to congestion, the nerve sensation of the glans mucosa will of course be more sensitive. During sexual intercourse, when the glans penis and the vagina are rubbed and stimulated, the sensitivity of the glans mucosa nerve will gradually increase until it exceeds the ejaculation threshold value and triggers ejaculation, reaching orgasm.

As long as you can flip up the foreskin to expose the entire glans when the penis is erect, and you can also flip the foreskin up and down and back to its original position without any discomfort, you can flip up the foreskin to let the glans be exposed all the time. This is better: 1. The glans will become larger and more perfect without the restraint of the foreskin, and the coronal sulcus will become thicker, so it will be difficult for the foreskin to be flipped back over time; 2. There will be less trouble with smegma (smegma can cause inflammation, and if it is not cleaned, it will be more likely to get penile cancer than if the glans is clean); 3. It can reduce the sensitivity of the glans.

However, at the beginning, the glans and inner foreskin will definitely feel uncomfortable when they touch the underwear. That is because the glans and inner foreskin have been hidden inside the foreskin and are very delicate. Now that they suddenly come out, they must be very sensitive and not wear-resistant, and it is very likely that the foreskin will swell. Therefore, it is recommended that you do not expose it during the day, and expose the glans before going to bed every night after washing it clean (if conditions permit, sleep naked), and then expose it when you are used to it and it doesn't hurt anymore. In addition, you should choose underwear with a close-fitting three-dimensional cut, soft and non-irritating material, and sleep naked at night or wear loose coarse cloth underwear to increase friction and speed up the adaptation time.