Male genital frenulum rupture

The most sensitive part of a man is his reproductive organ. Due to various reasons, the reproductive organ is also prone to disease symptoms, especially the frenulum next to the reproductive organ. The frenulum is a relatively special area that usually does not attract men's attention. However, even in such an area, once a problem occurs, remediation may not be effective. Therefore, men must protect their bodies. Why does the male genital frenulum break?

Frenulum rupture - There is a skin fold in the middle of the bottom of the penis that connects the glans and the penis body, called the frenulum. Because each person's penis development is different, the length and tension of the frenulum are also different. If it is short and tight, the glans will tilt downward during erection and may be torn due to excessive force during sexual intercourse, causing bleeding and pain. Doctors at Guangzhou Men's Hospital pointed out that the length and tension of the frenulum are also different. If it is short and tight, the glans will tilt downward during erection and may be torn due to excessive force during sexual intercourse or masturbation, causing bleeding and pain. Among male foreskin diseases, a short frenulum is relatively rare, but once it occurs, it often causes pain in men during erection or sexual intercourse, and sometimes causes repeated tearing and bleeding of the frenulum. Under what circumstances will the frenulum of foreskin break?

1. Due to men's lack of sexual knowledge, they use too much force or improper force during sexual intercourse, which causes the frenulum to rupture.

2. Men masturbate frequently and use excessive force, which causes the frenulum to rupture.

3. Due to insufficient communication before sexual intercourse, a tough hymen, or vaginal spasm, when the penis is forcibly inserted, the resistance causes the foreskin to pull the frenulum and cause the frenulum to break.

What should I do if the frenulum is broken?

The degree of frenulum tear varies from mild to severe. In a mild tear, only the frenulum is torn at the glans penis; in a severe tear, the frenulum can be seen completely separated from the glans penis. Generally, after a break, you can go to the hospital for stitches or use natural healing methods. Minor tears generally have no effect, but if the break is more serious, if it does not heal well and forms scars or the frenulum is too short, it may cause the penis to bend or be painful during erection, affecting future sexual life.

1. Minor tear: After the frenulum is broken, it does not need to be sutured to restore it to its original state. Generally, only simple pressure is applied to stop bleeding, and then the wound is cleaned, disinfected and bandaged to prevent infection. You will recover after resting for three or four days.

2. Severe rupture: It is recommended to go to the reproductive plastic surgery department of a professional andrology hospital to check whether there are problems such as foreskin being too long or frenulum deformity. The broken frenulum should be sutured in time, and the cause of the disease should be treated to avoid repeated rupture of the frenulum and induce other diseases. Doctors remind: If the frenulum is broken, you should seek medical attention immediately to determine whether the tear needs to be sutured and to give anti-inflammatory drugs.