What to do if your penis bleeds

The penis is the most important sexual organ for men. It is not only an important tissue for men to reproduce, but also a tool for men to enjoy sex. Therefore, almost all men attach great importance to the penis and are afraid of some problems with the penis. However, some problems are difficult to avoid. For example, what should you do if the penis bleeds? Let's take a look at the explanation below, and I hope men will understand it.

Penile bleeding is usually caused by skin injury of the penis, urinary tract inflammation, and inflammation of the urinary and reproductive systems. For example, if the frenulum of the penis is injured, it is possible that it is caused by excessive force during sexual intercourse. If the amount of blood is large, it is recommended to seek medical treatment, disinfect the area, avoid skin infection and aggravate the symptoms, pay attention to personal hygiene, avoid eating spicy food, and avoid drinking alcohol.

The common causes of penile bleeding in men include: urethritis, prostatitis, urethral stones, urethral injuries, etc., which can cause the above symptoms. Severe cases may affect sexual function and fertility. Therefore, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination when necessary to clarify the cause and condition before targeted treatment to avoid delays. In addition, pay attention to sexual hygiene, because the local resistance of the wound is reduced, and it is easy to cause infection through sexual intercourse, and it is best to wear cotton underwear.

The above symptoms may be caused by inflammatory reactions due to poor hygiene. Be careful to exclude sexually transmitted diseases, check for diagnosis, maintain genital hygiene, change underwear frequently, and avoid unclean sexual intercourse! Sexual intercourse is prohibited in the near future to avoid cross infection! At the same time, eat less irritating food!

It may be caused by foreskin being too long or phimosis. If there is blood in the semen, it may be caused by seminal vesiculitis. It is recommended that you go to the urology department of the hospital for examination to clarify the condition and treat it accordingly. Have a good rest, don't overwork, pay attention to penile hygiene, change underwear frequently, and don't eat spicy and irritating food.

This situation is most likely caused by inflammation of the foreskin or glans. It is recommended to use potassium permanganate for local soaking or scrubbing. After the inflammation subsides, go to a regular hospital's urology department for treatment. If the foreskin is too long, you can choose surgical treatment of circumcision.