What is the cause of vaginal pain

Penile pain is a relatively common disease that occurs in men. There are certain reasons for the occurrence of this disease, and after various situations occur, it is actually not a normal situation. This is an abnormal situation and should be taken seriously. If it is not taken seriously, it may lead to many diseases. So what is the cause of penile pain?

Penile pain mainly refers to pain on the surface or inside of the penis. Some men will feel penis pain after their first intercourse. There is no need to be afraid. This may be because the penis is filled with a lot of blood after erection and its blood return function is relatively weak, causing the penis to swell and hurt for a short period of time after intercourse. It usually disappears after 1 to 3 hours. This situation may also occur if you have sex multiple times on your first night of marriage. You just need to control the frequency of sexual intercourse moderately in the future.

There are many reasons that can cause penile pain, but the main reason is smegma, so the smegma must be treated in time. An excessively long foreskin is very easy to harbor dirt and filth, especially the foreskin can secrete a smelly white secretion, which is smegma. Long-term irritation of the glans penis by smegma, especially the coronal sulcus, can easily cause balanitis and posthitis. It may also be caused by infection due to phimosis or foreskin being too long. If long-term inflammation is not treated, it can easily cause penile pain.

Commonly there are several painful symptoms such as glans penis cramps during sexual intercourse or ejaculation, stinging pain in the foreskin, soreness in the perineum and lumbosacral region after ejaculation, and burning pain in the urethra when urinating after ejaculation.

Pain caused by penis infection can be treated with antibiotics; or antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs. If the pain is caused by irritation, the symptoms can be alleviated by getting enough rest.

Penis pain generally refers to the pain in the epidermis and inside of the penis. If the epidermis hurts, it may be caused by abrasion or bites by foreign objects. If it is not serious, it will be fine after a few days of rest. If it is a bite, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up. If the pain is inside the penis or urethra, it may be because you have been having sex too frequently recently. Frequent sexual activities can also cause pain, so you should pay more attention to rest.