How can a man lose his virginity?

Bleeding during the first night is not exclusive to women, men also experience it, but the proportion is smaller. Nowadays, not many people pay attention to the bleeding during the first night of women, but bleeding after sexual intercourse in men will make the parties concerned worried.

One night, a young couple went straight to the hospital emergency room. The intern doctor asked about the patient's condition and found that the male patient had wrapped a towel around his penis, and blood was constantly oozing out. Examination revealed bleeding below the glans penis. Looking up, the couple's faces were red, and he could not find out why. The intern doctor was puzzled: Why is there bleeding here? So he asked a senior doctor for advice. The doctor looked over and asked, "Is it your first time?" The patient nodded. So the patient was taken to the operating room, and ten minutes later, the patient left happily.

The intern admired the senior doctor even more, but still didn't understand. So he asked how he knew it was the first time. The senior doctor smiled and said that the man's frenulum under the glans was shorter than normal. It was his first time having sex, so his movements were clumsy and the woman's vagina was not lubricated enough, which led to the tearing of the frenulum. There is a small artery in the frenulum, so bleeding is inevitable. It only needs one stitch to be fixed, and there will be no problem in the future.

The intern suddenly realized that bleeding during the first night is not exclusive to women. Men also experience it, but the proportion is smaller. Bleeding after sexual intercourse in men is frightening. In fact, the amount of bleeding in this type of injury is not large, so few people seek medical treatment immediately. Of course, the wound does not heal very well.

The causes of post-coital bleeding in men are generally caused by the foreskin being too long or too tight, or the frenulum under the glans penis being too short and too tight. If the foreskin is still loose after the penis is erect, this part of the foreskin will easily bleed due to repeated friction, especially when the vagina is not lubricated enough. If the foreskin is too long, it often causes eczema and inflammation of the glans penis and foreskin, making it more likely to bleed during intercourse.

Another problem is that the front of the foreskin is too tight, and the glans penis cannot be exposed when the penis is erect. This kind of foreskin is more likely to cause tearing and bleeding during sexual intercourse. Sometimes this kind of foreskin will be pulled back behind the glans penis due to excessive force and get stuck, causing the so-called incarcerated foreskin, which will cause swelling and pain or even necrosis of the foreskin and glans penis. In this case, it is not just a matter of bleeding. At this time, immediate treatment is necessary. If the foreskin cannot be restored, the foreskin must be cut or removed immediately. Otherwise, there will be unfortunate consequences.

The frenulum is located below the glans penis, connecting the urethra and the inner surface of the foreskin. It is rich in blood vessels. Some men have a shorter frenulum, which causes some pain during normal erections. During sexual intercourse, it is easy to break or tear and cause bleeding. If you use pressure to stop the bleeding, most of the bleeding can be stopped, but the wound will not heal neatly. If you can receive treatment, a simple plastic surgery can stop the bleeding. In the future, you will no longer have a short frenulum and pain, and the wound will heal more neatly.

In addition, the causes of bleeding after sexual intercourse in men include hematospermia and diseases of the foreskin and glans. Hematospermia is caused by bleeding in the prostate and seminal vesicles. Most of them are benign diseases, but if you have such problems, you should still ask a doctor for examination and treatment. As for diseases of the foreskin or glans, including cauliflower, syphilis, abnormal leukoplakia, cancer, etc., if you have such problems, you should stop having sex and seek treatment immediately to avoid causing harm to yourself or the other party.

After sexual intercourse, men may bleed from the penis, but most of the time it is a benign problem and there is no need to panic. Use a clean gauze or towel to directly press the bleeding area for 10 to 20 minutes, and most of the bleeding will stop on its own. But it is best to see a doctor to understand the real cause and do the right treatment to avoid unnecessary sequelae.