Pain when pressing on the top of the penis

Men are generally more concerned and concerned about their penis, and become very nervous once any discomfort symptoms occur. Some people find that they feel pain when pressing on the base of their penis, and this should be taken seriously. Because pain on the penis surface or inside may directly affect men's reproductive health and even sexual function, you should actively go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

Causes of pain when pressing on the base of the penis

The main causes of penis pain are various injuries and excessive sexual intercourse. In addition, bites (may be caused by humans or insects), papules or any epidermal trauma are common causes of penile pain.

Another common cause of penile pain is genital herpes infection. Before the onset of the disease (rash), the infected area will experience burning, itching or pain for 5-6 days, followed by obvious, visible ulcers on the epidermis. Once these blister-like ulcers gradually heal, the painful symptoms will also disappear.

After the first outbreak of herpes, some patients will not have a relapse for several months, several years or even their entire life, but some patients will have frequent relapses. Acyclovir tablets are an antiviral drug that is very effective when taken orally. It can not only relieve the severe pain during an attack, but also effectively reduce the frequency of recurrences.

Before the AIDS epidemic, genital herpes was the most common disease that caused hysterical rage and quarrels between the sexes. Even today, such quarrels seem much milder than the deadly AIDS epidemic.

Prostate inflammation often causes penile pain, which may be caused by infection or irritation in the penis area. If it is an infection, it must be treated with antibiotics; if it is an irritation, sufficient rest can relieve the symptoms.

Syphilis can cause ulcers and sores on the penis, but they are not painful. Other sexually transmitted diseases that can cause painful symptoms include atypical urethritis (usually a urethral infection or urethritis caused by Chlamydia) and gonorrhea. Despite the invention of penicillin and other types of antibiotics, gonorrhea still causes considerable trouble to people.

In uncircumcised men, infection within the foreskin (balanitis) is more likely to occur, which can also cause pain and swelling of the penis. Usually, as long as appropriate treatment is given to the real cause of the disease, most of the uncomfortable disease symptoms can be successfully eliminated.

Causes and solutions for pain when pressing on the top of the penis

Frequent sexual intercourse and prolonged erection can cause this phenomenon.

When masturbating, the penis becomes engorged and erect, and the scrotum, testicles, etc. also become engorged and enlarged. The testicular muscles will also tighten and lift the testicles to the base of the thighs. The muscle groups at the base of the penis, abdomen, buttocks, and base of the thighs will also be in a tense state. These phenomena will become more intense as the stimulation increases and the excitement rises. And you have been "masturbating once a day recently". If you do this too frequently, you will inevitably have problems such as "pain when pressing the left base of the penis". And if you continue to masturbate frequently, the problems will increase.

Treatment method: Control your desire at ordinary times, and do not have frequent erections for a long time. When the desire is strong and the erection is strong and a lot of fluid flows out of the bulbourethral gland, you should ejaculate the prepared ammunition, otherwise it will cause testicular swelling and pain, and it can also avoid inflammation. As for masturbation, you should not be obsessed with it, and it should not be frequent. Once a week is appropriate.

Other causes of penis pain

1. Various injuries, insect bites, papules or any epidermal injuries.

2. Excessive sexual intercourse.

3. Genital epidermal infection.

4. Prostate inflammation often causes pain in the penis, which may be caused by infection or irritation in the penis area.

5. Urethritis and gonorrhea. It is mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse and causes painful symptoms.