What should I do if my glans penis hurts after sex?

Sexual life is a preservative of the relationship between husband and wife. This is normal, because in addition to affection between husband and wife, there must be close physical contact, so that the relationship will become stronger and stronger. Of course, if the sex life is not harmonious, even the deepest feelings will be worn away over time. Some men find that they feel pain in the glans every time they have sex. What should they do?

Penis pain after sexual intercourse is not necessarily a manifestation of disease, it may just be pain during the refractory period. After male ejaculation, muscle tension gradually relaxes, sexual energy is fully released, and vascular congestion slowly dissipates. This period of time is also called the refractory period. Touching the glans at this time may cause pain and discomfort.

If your sexual partner suffers from vaginitis, then the glans pain after sex may be related to balanitis. After a man has sexual intercourse with a woman with vaginal candidiasis, he may experience itching and burning of the penis, and redness of the foreskin and glans penis within a few hours. The common symptoms of balanitis are mild redness, dryness and smoothness of the foreskin and glans, accompanied by white cheese-like patches on the inner layer of the foreskin and the coronal sulcus of the glans. What to do if the glans penis hurts after sex?

Generally speaking, if you experience glans pain after having sex, it is caused by foreskin being too long or phimosis. You can have a circumcision at a men's specialty hospital to avoid this phenomenon.

Of course, in addition to these, glans inflammation, foreskin, phimosis, excessive mental stress, and overly intense sexual life can all lead to the occurrence of glans pain. You can analyze the cause of glans pain based on your own situation.

If it is balanitis, there will be local trauma, swelling, erosion, exudation, and conscious pain and itching. Irritation from soap and detergents may cause local edema, erythema, erosion, exudation and even bleeding. Patients with this symptom should be treated promptly.

How to deal with glans pain?

1. If the glans pain is caused by excessive foreskin, it is best to treat it in time. Surgery can be performed to remove the excessive foreskin to relieve the discomfort during sexual intercourse.

2. When one spouse has inflammation, it will cause the other spouse to be infected, which will in turn cause the male's glans to become inflamed and painful. If this is the case, it is best to seek timely treatment, and both husband and wife should be treated to avoid cross infection.

3. Avoid unclean sexual intercourse and keep yourself clean. If the infection causes inflammation or pain in the glans, or even ulcers or erosion, change the dressing in time. For acute balanitis, avoid using corticosteroid ointments to avoid more serious consequences.

What should you do if your glans hurts? Generally speaking, normal sex will not cause glans pain in men, but if you use too much force, too frequently, the glans is inflamed, or the foreskin is too long, pain will occur, and even the skin will itch or ulcerate. If this is the case, you must seek medical attention in time to avoid worsening of the condition.