Pain on the right side of the penis base

Pain on the right side of the penis base may be caused by excessive sexual intercourse, or it may be caused by eczema or genital herpes. Therefore, to address the cause of pain at the penis base, we should avoid sexual intercourse and check for infection. We need to pay attention to penile hygiene, and if inflammation occurs, we should use medication in time and take antibiotics to inhibit bacterial infection.

Causes of penis base pain include:

First, the main cause of penis root pain is various traumas and excessive sexual intercourse. In addition, bites (either human or insect bites), pimples or any epidermal trauma are often one of the main causes of penis root pain.

Second, another common cause of penis root pain is genital herpes infection. Before the onset of the disease (rash), the infected area usually has burning, itching or pain for 5 to 6 days, followed by obvious, visible bruises on the epidermis. If these blister-like bruises heal slowly, the painful symptoms will disappear. After the first outbreak of herpes, some patients will not have a recurrence for several months, several years or even their entire lives, but some patients will have frequent recurrences.

Third, prostatitis often causes penile pain, which may be caused by infection or irritation of the penis. If it is infected, it must be treated with antibiotics; if it is irritated, sufficient rest can alleviate the symptoms.