What causes penis numbness?

The penis is a relatively important sexual organ for men. If there is a problem with the penis, it will not only affect the male's sex life, but also the male's family happiness. There are many reasons for penis numbness. Some men have the habit of masturbation. Frequent masturbation will damage the penile nerves. Therefore, if you want to relieve penis numbness, you must quit masturbation. If numbness still occurs, you must go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

Bifurcated urine stream. Patients with prostatitis, prostatic hyperplasia, or even prostate cancer often have symptoms of bifurcated urine stream, which is related to adhesion of the urethral opening. However, bifurcated urine stream does not mean that the patient is ill. For example, when the penis is erect or semi-erect, the urine stream is bifurcated during urination. This is because when the penis is erect or semi-erect, the prostate is congested and swollen, which puts pressure on the posterior urethra, which is tense and the anterior urethra is relaxed and dilated. The flow rate of urine in the posterior urethra is faster and slower in the anterior urethra, so it forms a scattered shape when leaving the external urethral opening.

Perineum numbness. Sitting for a long time can cause many diseases, and the one most closely related to urology is prostate disease. However, not all perineum discomfort caused by sitting for a long time is prostatitis. The perineum is a sensitive area. When sitting for a long time causes poor blood supply, it will lead to hypoxia and paralysis of nerve endings, and the muscles and ligaments in the area they control and govern will also "fail". Therefore, as long as you do not sit for more than 20 minutes continuously, this perineum discomfort will be reduced a lot. On the contrary, if the perineum discomfort is not caused by sitting for a long time, you need to see a doctor.

Difficulty urinating after ejaculation. In the outpatient clinic, we often encounter some men who consult about this "symptom". In fact, this is not a disease. After having sex or masturbating, the disappearance of erection does not happen instantly, but goes through two stages. The first stage is the rapid recovery of the penis, and the penis loses about 50% of its hardness during the orgasm period. The second stage is the penis returning to a flaccid state. The length of this period varies according to age, and some people may last for a long time. After this, the bladder sphincter gradually relaxes, the congestion of the prostate gradually dissipates, and the posterior urethra is opened little by little, so urination can return to normal. Therefore, it is normal to have difficulty urinating after ejaculation.