Groin pain after ejaculation

Many people do not understand the groin. It is an important part connecting the thigh and abdomen. Groin pain after ejaculation in men is likely due to varicose veins or prostatitis. If this condition persists for a long time, it is recommended to go to the urology department of the hospital for diagnosis and check whether it is caused by orchitis or groin injury and inflammation. It is also necessary to improve bad living habits and relax the mentality, try not to have sex too frequently, and keep yourself clean and hygienic.

Question 1

This condition is called ejaculation pain, which generally refers to pain in any part of the penis, urethra, perineum or lower abdomen during ejaculation. We know that during ejaculation, the muscles of organs such as the vas deferens, seminal vesicles and prostate need to contract in order to ejaculate semen. If any part of these organs becomes diseased, especially infected, followed by stones, tumors, and phimosis, ejaculation pain will occur. In addition, excessive sexual intercourse (on the same night) will also cause the sexual organs to not get proper rest (such as the prostate). Forcing these sexual organs to overwork can cause ejaculation pain. In addition, excessive excitement in sexual life or strong and rough movements can also cause ejaculation pain.

suggestion:

After each ejaculation, the testicles and groin feel pulled and painful. Consider bacterial prostatitis. Check whether there is the possibility of orchitis and epididymitis, whether there is spermatic cord inflammation, seminal vesiculitis, which is closely related to excessive sexual life and masturbation. In addition, anti-inflammatory treatment should be given. You should go to the hospital for a routine examination of prostate fluid and B-ultrasound examination. If it is prostatitis, you should be given anti-inflammatory treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease, or go to the urology and reproductive department for treatment, and complete the prostate color ultrasound and prostate fluid routine examination, and then actively use the corresponding method to deal with it according to the doctor's diagnosis of the cause.

Method:

1. Relax and don't be afraid of these days. Maybe if you don't think about it deliberately, it won't bother you. Maintaining an optimistic and confident attitude can help you cope with or even prevent some uncomfortable symptoms. 2. You should eat less sweets. Sweets can make people emotionally unstable and anxious, so you might as well eat less or no sweets, drink more water, and eat more fresh fruits. 3. You should eat less animal fat. Animal fat will increase the amount of estrogen. You can eat some foods containing plant fat to relieve your pain. 4. Eat more fiber. Fiber helps the body remove excess estrogen. Eat more vegetables, beans, whole wheat, buckwheat, and barley (not only rich in fiber, but also contains a lot of magnesium) and other foods.