Why does the penis break?

Many male friends are unable to recognize the phenomenon of penile skin breakage at the first time. This is mainly because the symptoms are not so obvious. Even if the disease is caused by a viral infection, there needs to be a period of incubation. During this period, the patient will not feel very strong symptoms. At this time, the most important thing is to find out the cause first.

If the urine residue is not easy to be discharged, this situation is often caused by the accumulation of shed cells, mucus or bacteria in the foreskin. The formation of smegma in a warm and humid environment will eventually lead to long-term stimulation and cause penile skin rupture. Therefore, paying attention to hygiene and some living habits can effectively help avoid penile skin rupture.

1. Penile epidermal or internal pain is not a fun thing. Just ask those who have experienced this symptom. The main causes of penile pain are various traumas and excessive sexual intercourse. In addition, bites (either human or insect bites), papules or any epidermal trauma are also common causes of penile pain.

2. The penis is infected with genital herpes. Before the outbreak (rash appears), the infected area will have burning, itching or pain for 5-6 days, followed by obvious, visible bruises on the epidermis. Once these blister-like bruises gradually heal, the painful symptoms will also disappear. After the first outbreak of herpes, some patients will not have a recurrence for several months, several years or even a lifetime, but some patients will have frequent recurrences.

3. Acyclovir tablets are an antiviral drug that is very effective when taken orally. It can not only reduce the severe pain during the onset of the disease, but also effectively reduce the frequency of recurrence. Before the AIDS epidemic, genital herpes was the most common disease that caused hysterical rage and arguments between the sexes. Even today, compared with the deadly AIDS infection, this kind of glaring situation seems much milder.

4. 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.