I have a dull pain at the base of my penis. Do you know why?

Urethra injury

Pain at the base of the penis, frequent urination, incomplete urination, and painful urination are often caused by urethral injury. Frequent urination and incomplete urination are caused by exudates in the urethra due to urinary tract infection, or abnormal glandular exudation! For example, urethritis and prostatitis, because the prostate is inflamed or hyperplastic, which will compress the prostate and cause the prostatic fluid to overflow slowly. When the prostatic fluid flows through the urethra, there will be a feeling of urination, but in fact there is not much urine in the bladder, and a small amount of urine blocks or occupies the urethra.

First time having sex

Some men will experience penis pain during their first sexual intercourse. Don't be afraid, this is a normal phenomenon. The penis becomes engorged with blood after erection, and some men have weaker blood return function, which causes penis pain after sexual intercourse (which will last for 1 to 3 hours). This is not a big problem, so don't worry.

Having sex too frequently

Some men who have too frequent sex may also have this condition. Also, be careful not to make too big movements during sex, as this can easily cause penile pain. If the penis is damaged as a result, it will affect future fertility, so just be moderate.