The tendons under the glans are broken and bleeding

The tendons under the glans refer to the frenulum. If the frenulum bleeds or causes pain, it is usually caused by inflammation, allergies or trauma to the male genitals. If it is not treated in time, it may even cause sexual dysfunction in men and affect the quality of their sex life. The following is a detailed introduction to the relevant knowledge of frenulum rupture.

1. Causes of frenulum pain

1. Inflammation. Inflammation on the genitals may also cause pain in the frenulum.

2. Infection: If the frenulum is infected, the pain will generally be very obvious, as the frenulum is very sensitive to external stimuli.

3. Allergy. Some people think that allergy will only cause itching, but this is a big misunderstanding. The frenulum is responsible for the sensation and transmission of the most important branch of the pudendal nerve. The dorsal penile nerve is distributed to the back of the penis. A small allergy may also cause pain in the frenulum.

4. Trauma, such as some surgical wounds or collisions, may cause frenulum pain.

It is best to promptly examine the specific cause and then provide targeted treatment. Blind medication may mask or aggravate the condition.

2. The harm of frenulum tear

The harm of short frenulum 1: The short and tight frenulum of the penis causes pain in men during erection or sexual intercourse.

The second harm of a short frenulum: sexual intercourse causes repeated tearing and bleeding of the frenulum, and long-term repeated pain during sexual intercourse not only affects and dilutes the sense of sexual pleasure, but also affects the frequency, amplitude and strength of penis twitching, making it difficult to stimulate the excitement of the ejaculation center, making ejaculation difficult to cause pain, and limiting erection, making sexual intercourse impossible to complete.

The harm of short frenulum 3:

The fear of pain in sexual life will inevitably affect the quality of sexual life. If it continues for a long time without being corrected, it will increase the inhibitory effect of the cerebral cortex, and ultimately cause low libido, weak erections, and even impotence.

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3. Treatment of frenulum tear

For minor frenulum tears, first use mercurochrome for local disinfection, then apply vaseline gauze to the wound, and wrap it with gauze bandages, changing it every other day. For severe injuries, immediate local hemostasis and surgical sutures should be performed. Change the dressing every other day, and remove the stitches after 7 days. In order to prevent wound infection, anti-inflammatory treatment should be carried out during this period, using 800,000 units of penicillin and 0.5 grams of streptomycin, mixed and injected intramuscularly. If you are allergic to the drug, you can take 0.2 grams of norfloxacin orally 4 times a day. Use hemostatic drugs at the same time, such as hemostatic or ancillary blood. In order to prevent penile erection from affecting wound healing, you can take 2 mg of hexenol orally once a night to reduce sexual impulse.