Pain In Penis Causes,Symptoms and Treatment every men should know

What causes pain in penis?

Penis pain can affect the top, middle, or bottom of the penis. Apart from this, this pain can also affect the skin above the penis. It may also cause itching or burning along with pain in the penis.

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The intensity of pain in the penis depends on its cause. If you are hurt, the pain can be severe and can emerge suddenly. In other cases, it is mild.

Any type of pain in the penis can be a cause for concern, especially if it occurs during penis erection, causes difficulty in urinating or in the penis with a blister, redness, swelling or discharge (discharge). Are happening.

Below we talk about the following Points-

1. Its Causes
2. Symptoms
3. When to See a Doctor
4. Treatment

What can be the signs and symptoms?

Symptoms of pain may vary depending on which part of the penis is in pain -

• The inner part of the penis that is attached to the abdominal wall. This part of the penis is called "penis root".
• The main exterior of the penis, it is called the "penis shaft".
• The upper part of the penis, it is called the "penis head" (penis head).
• Penis tube, through which semen and urine come out from inside the penis. It is called "Urethra".

Symptoms of penile pain may develop suddenly or gradually. Pain may be felt fast, dull, or intermittently. It can be continuous from a few hours to a few days or even for just a few moments.

In some cases, the pain of the penis can affect the ability to do daily work, such as having sex, urinating, exercising, etc. In other cases, the pain of the penis becomes only a minor problem and heals quickly.

When should the doctor see?

Along with pain, other symptoms may also appear. If you feel any of the following symptoms along with pain, then immediately go to your doctor -

1. Erectile dysfunction.
2. Blood in the semen.
3. Changing the color of the penis (becoming blue) or scarring.
4. Fluid discharge from the urethra.
5. Swelling of the penis.
6. Urination problems, such as frequent urination, urination very slowly, delayed urination, pain or burning sensation.
7. Pain in the testicles or abdominal pain.
8. Rash or rash on the penis.
9. Wounds or abscesses on the penis.
10. Itching on the penis.
11. Any kind of hard bulging on the penis or the place around it.
12. Swelling of the penis or the place around it.
13. Gathering of secretion under the skin of the penis.

Why does the penis hurt? (Pain in Penis Causes)

Here are some common reasons that can cause pain -

• Infection in the urethra (bladder tube or urethra) can cause pain in urinating. Urethritis is often caused by sexually transmitted infections. It can cause pus in the penis and can cause severe pain and swelling.
• It can also occur due to germs to a bladder infection (called "cystitis"; cystitis).
• Penile gland infection or inflammation (called "prostatitis"; prostatitis) can also cause pain in the penis, especially during ejaculation.
• It can also be caused by stones in the urinary bladder or in a tube carrying urine from the kidney to the bladder.
• If the penis is extremely tight and the penis does not return from the glans (penis head), the problem is called "phimosis". It is quite common in children up to 6 years of age, but it should not be a problem once they grow up. If it does not recede, it can cause infection in the penis and penis and upper skin, as it acts as a warm and moist place for germs and fungi (fungi), in which they grow easily. Can. This can cause pain in the penis, especially during sexual intercourse.
• Many times the skin above the penis-head (penis head) is pulled back despite being tight but cannot come back up. In such a situation, it gets stuck behind the glans, causing the veins of the penis to stop and swelling in the penis head. The penis can become swollen so that the skin does not get back on it. This condition is known as "paraphimosis" and is quite painful. An operation needs to be done immediately to correct the paraphimosis.

Any type of trauma or injury to the penis can also cause pain. Such injuries can occur due to many reasons, such as -

1. Because of animal or human bites.
2. Because of the penis getting stuck in the zip of the pants.
3. If the foreskin is tighter due to phimosis, during intercourse, the foreskin may be cut or torn and blood may start flowing from it.
4. Pain during penis erection can often be caused by penile curvature (called "Peyronie's disease"; Peyronie's disease). It is caused by the penis turning during strong sexual activity.

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• Painful penis erection lasting more than 4 hours is known as "Priapism". Priapism has many causes, if it is not treated as soon as possible, it can cause permanent erectile dysfunction (erectile dysfunction or impotence).

• A penis fracture can also occur during strong sex. This happens when the taut penis suddenly turns and the wall of the "corpora" ( a type of tissue that is inside the penis) gets damaged.

• During this, there may be a crackling sound and a sudden sharp pain may begin. Immediately after this happens, the penis becomes swollen and the pain increases greatly.

• "Clotting" (clotting of blood; Thrombosis) in the veins of the penis can also be a cause of pain, but it is very rare

• Penis cancer is more common in men who have phimosis (circumcision), they are less likely to have penis cancer. Cancer due to phimosis hides under the skin above the penis (foreskin; foreskin).

• Penis cancer is detected when its symptoms begin to feel, such as pain in the penis, bleeding, and smelly discharge. 

• In some cases, pain in the penis is associated with other types of pain, such as pain in the groin or pelvic pain (pelvic pain).

How to prevent penis pain?

By taking some easy precautions, you can reduce the possibility of pain -

1. Always use condoms when having sex.
2. Do not have sex with someone who has an infection.
3. Avoid movement or position during sex that involves more twisting or turning in the penis.
4. If you have any recurring infection in the foreskin of the penis (Forskie), then clean it daily and treat it.

What is the treatment of penis pain?

The treatment of pain in the penis can vary according to the reason for its treatment, which is the following -

• In many cases, only pain-relieving medication is needed.

• In the event of priapism, ejecting blood stored in the penis with a needle can help reduce a penile erection. The amount of blood that goes into the penis can also be reduced with the help of drugs.

• Injections can treat "Peyronie's disease plaque" (accumulation of tissue inside the penis) and in severe cases, they are removed by surgery.

• Antiviral drugs are used to treat herpes.

• If the skin on the upper part of the penis is tight (ie phimosis; Phimosis), then stretching the skin with the help of fingers can loosen it. If this problem is with the child then applying steroid cream on the penis can also be helpful. Surgery may also be required in some cases.

• Swelling can be reduced by applying ice to the front of the penis.

Above all the treatment of pain in penis, but I will recommend you consult a doctor.