Overview of Turtle Headache

Penis pain refers to pain in the outer skin or inside of the male genitals. Some men will feel pain in the glans after their first sexual intercourse. There is no need to worry. This may be because the male genitals are swollen after erection and the blood supply is weak, resulting in a short period of pain in the penis after sexual intercourse. Generally, it can subside after 1 to 3 hours. If the couple has sex several times during the first night of marriage, this condition will also occur. After that, it is enough to control the number of sexual intercourse appropriately.

Brief description of turtle head pain

Glanitis refers to glans inflammation caused by microbial infection, often combined with balanitis, which is common in people with excessive foreskin and elderly foreskin. Common pathogenic microorganisms include common bacteria, chlamydia, fungi, etc. The main manifestations of glansitis: itchy discomfort of the glans, scattered rashes or superficial erosions on the skin of the glans penis, thickening of the inner plate of the foreskin, and increased smegma. Treatment is mainly based on local medication. Chinese herbal prescriptions, such as Acanthopanax phellodendri lotion and Jinbai lotion, can be used to clean the local area, and corresponding medications can be selected for the pathogenic microorganisms, such as Pervisone ointment, Daknin cream, etc. For recurrent glansitis, it is recommended to perform circumcision surgery after the inflammation is controlled.

What are the causes of glans pain?

Causes of glans pain

1. Various injuries, mosquito bites, pimples or any skin injuries. 2. Excessive sexual activity. 3. Infection of the genital skin. 4. Prostatitis often causes pain in the male genitals, which may be caused by infection or irritation of the male genital area. 5. Urethritis and gonorrhea. The main cause of pain symptoms is infection during sexual intercourse. 6. In men who have not had their foreskin removed, it is easy to develop infection in the foreskin (i.e. glansitis), which can also cause severe pain in the penis.

What are the tests for glans pain?

Pain in the outer or inner part of the male genitals. Generally, there are several types of pain symptoms, such as severe pain in the glans penis during sex or in the groin during ejaculation, stinging pain from excessive foreskin, soreness in the perineum and lumbosacral region after ejaculation, and burning pain in the urethra when urinating after ejaculation. Some men will feel pain in the penis after their first sexual intercourse. There is no need to worry at this time. This may be because the male genitals are swollen with blood after erection and the blood supply effect is relatively weak, resulting in a short period of pain in the penis after sexual intercourse, which usually subsides after 1 to 3 hours. If you have sex several times on the first night of marriage, this situation will also occur. In the future, you can control the number of sexual intercourse appropriately.