Genital pain

There are many reasons for the pain in the genitals, such as prostatitis or foreskin being too long. When these symptoms occur, they should be treated in time. The reason for the pain in the male genitals is generally prostatitis. Prostatitis is a common disease, mainly caused by excessive sexual activity or excessive masturbation, which can cause pain in the patient and symptoms such as burning in the urethra when urinating and frequent urination.

The causes of male penis pain are as follows:

1. Prostatitis:

Prostate inflammation is one of the common causes of penile pain.

Other symptoms of prostatitis include frequent urination, burning sensation in the urethra during urination, and other urination abnormalities.

Local symptoms include discomfort and distension in the posterior urethra, perineum and anus, and increased pain and distension when squatting, defecating and sitting on a chair for a long time.

2. Prepuce is too long, phimosis:

If the foreskin is too long and is not cleaned properly, too much dirt will accumulate in the foreskin, irritating the penile skin, causing allergies or inflammation, and thus leading to penile pain.

Phimosis can also cause pain. Because the foreskin opening is narrow, the glans penis cannot be exposed, which will inevitably produce a squeezing sensation and cause pain.

3. Genital herpes:

Before the rash develops, the infected area may feel burning, itching, or pain for several days.

Only then will obvious, visible lesions appear on the epidermis.

Once these blister-like bruises heal, the painful symptoms will also disappear.

4. Various injuries + frequent sexual life:

Excessive sexual activity can cause fatigue in male sexual organs and produce pain, so men should have sex in moderation and not too frequently.

5. Female secretions:

If the woman's vaginal discharge increases and the acidity becomes stronger, the man's penis will be irritated, which may cause dermatitis or eczema, leading to penile pain.

6. Contraception T:

If the male penis skin is allergic to the condom gel and develops allergic dermatitis, the male penis will also feel pain during sexual intercourse.

7. Urethritis:

Male genital pain is more common in urethritis. Other symptoms of urethritis include frequent urination, urgent urination, white urine, redness and swelling, urethral stinging, urethral burning, hematuria, and difficulty urinating.

8. Varicose vein:

Male genital pain is also a common condition in patients with varicocele.

Varicose cord disease, other symptoms include mental restlessness, anxiety, insomnia, general fatigue, impotence and other symptoms.

In severe cases, genital pain may occur, which may involve the lower abdomen or inner thigh on the same side.

Summary: If you have a male disease, you must take it seriously and go to a male hospital for treatment in time. This is a wise choice.