Doing this will actually cause pain in a man's "little brother"

Men sometimes feel some pain in their penis and think it is a minor problem and ignore it. In fact, there is a reason for the pain in the penis, and it has a lot to do with men's daily care.

1. Pain on the surface or inside of the penis is no fun.

Just ask anyone who has ever experienced this symptom. 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.

2. The penis is infected with genital herpes

Before the onset of the disease (rash appears), the infected area will experience burning, itching or pain for 5-6 days, and then obvious, visible ulcers can be found 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.

3. Prostate inflammation often causes penis pain

This condition 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.

4. Syphilis can cause ulcers and sores on the penis, but it does not cause pain

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.

So, how should men take good care of their penis and what should they pay attention to in order to protect its health?

. When engaging in strenuous exercise, such as football, boxing, etc., you should be careful to protect your penis to avoid injury.

2. During sexual intercourse, men should not be too rough. The couple should cooperate well to avoid the penis from encountering too much resistance.

3. Men should pay attention to cleaning the vulva. Men with long foreskin should turn up the foreskin and clean the dirt inside.

4. Develop good living habits and avoid unclean sexual behavior.

5. Men who masturbate should avoid methods such as invading the urethra or applying strong pressure.

6. Maintain an optimistic and open-minded attitude, and be good at regulating and controlling negative emotions.

7. Be moderate in sexual intercourse and avoid strong sexual stimulation.

8. Eat less fatty and sweet foods, drink less alcohol, and eat more coarse grains, radishes, and green vegetables.

9. Do not abuse various supplements for nourishing the kidneys and strengthening yang.

Penile pain sometimes hinders the sexual life of couples, so it is very important for men to protect the health of the penis.