What is the cause of JJ pain?

If there is no disease, the penis will not feel pain. However, if the penis is injured, bitten by mosquitoes, excessive sexual intercourse, infection, prostatitis, urethritis or glansitis, the penis will feel pain to varying degrees. Therefore, if a man has a problem with penis pain, he must go to the hospital in time to find out the cause, and then take reasonable treatment methods according to the condition and the patient's physical condition.

Penile pain mainly refers to pain in the epidermis 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, which usually disappears after 1 to 3 hours. If you have sex multiple times on the first night of marriage, this situation will also occur. You can control the frequency of sexual intercourse appropriately in the future. In uncircumcised men, it is easy to get infection in the foreskin (i.e., glansitis), which will also cause penis swelling and pain.

2. Causes of Penile Pain:

1. Various injuries, insect bites, papules or any epidermal injuries.

2. Excessive sexual intercourse.

3. Genital epidermal infection.

4. Prostatitis often causes penile pain, which may be caused by infection or irritation of the penis.

5. Urethritis and gonorrhea. They are mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse and cause painful symptoms.

6. In uncircumcised men, infection within the foreskin (i.e., balanitis) is more likely to occur, which can also cause penis enlargement and pain.

Penile induration: This disease often occurs in middle-aged and older men. The condition can be mild, moderate or severe, and symptoms can appear gradually or occur overnight. Common symptoms of penile induration include:

1. A hard plaque appears on the penis that may be painless.

2. Penile curvature. A lump on the upper side of the penis will cause the penis to bend upward (this is the more common situation), while a lump on the lower side of the penis will cause the penis to bend downward.

3. Some patients may experience lumps on both the upper and lower sides of the penis, causing the penis to shorten and deform.

1. Maintain an optimistic and open-minded attitude and be good at regulating and controlling negative emotions.

2. Be moderate in sexual intercourse and avoid strong sexual stimulation.

3. Eat less fatty and greasy foods, drink less alcohol, and eat more coarse grains, radishes, and green vegetables.

4. Do not abuse various kidney-nourishing and yang-enhancing supplements.

5. Check whether there is foreskin that is too long. If so, choose surgery at the appropriate age.

6. Pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva to prevent infection.