Bleeding from abrasions on the glans penis

The glans penis is very sensitive. If there is abrasion and bleeding, the patient will definitely feel severe pain. If the glans penis is abraded and bleeding, if you cannot handle it yourself, you should see a doctor in time, because improper wound treatment can easily cause inflammation.

One problem that many men find very troubling is glans bleeding. So what should you do if glans bleeding occurs?

In fact, there are many clinical causes of glans bleeding. If you find that your glans is bleeding, you should go to the hospital for treatment and diagnosis in time to avoid causing great harm to yourself. Generally, inflammation and eczema caused by excessive foreskin can cause glans bleeding.

According to relevant case reports, incarcerated phimosis caused by tight foreskin, cracking or tearing caused by short and tight frenulum, hematospermia, sexually transmitted diseases, and extragenital lesions of the penis can all cause glans bleeding.

In fact, lacerations on the glans may also cause bleeding. In this case, you need to go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid poor healing and scar formation, which will affect the quality of your future sexual life. In addition, the glans has a urethral outlet, which is prone to infection. Therefore, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination under the guidance of a doctor to clarify the specific condition and conduct targeted treatment based on individual conditions to avoid delaying the condition. In addition, maintain local hygiene, pay attention to the way you masturbate, and wear loose cotton underwear.

If the surface mucosal tissue of the glans penis is injured and bleeding, you only need to apply pressure on the bleeding area with your hands, and the bleeding will generally stop in about ten minutes. However, if the frenulum of the glans penis breaks and bleeds during sexual intercourse or masturbation, you must go to the hospital as soon as possible for this kind of bleeding, because most of these patients have foreskin that is too long, and you should go to the hospital as soon as possible to circumcise the foreskin and do frenuloplasty. If the frenulum is formed within 24 hours, this kind of bleeding can be stopped and will not recur in the future. If the foreskin is not circumcised and only the frenulum is formed, future sexual behavior will still cause frenulum bleeding. Therefore, the bleeding caused by the injury to the glans penis should be divided into different parts of the bleeding and treated separately.