Post Date April, 15 2023
Under normal circumstances, men are very comfortable after sex, but some men feel faint pain after sex, and must be vigilant and active treatment to avoid developing into serious illness.
What is the pain after male sex?
1. Urethral pain
Urethral pain is mainly divided into acute and chronic. Acute pain indicates urethral calculus and urethritis. Patients with urethritis will have frequent urination, urgency and pain, and a large amount of purulent secretion in the urethra. When suffering from urethral calculus, the patient has difficulty urinating, urination pain, and the urethra is in contact with hard stones.
When small stones are embedded in the urethra, they must be removed immediately through surgery to avoid aggravating physical discomfort. Chronic pain shows that chronic prostatitis patients are accompanied by pain in the perineum, small abdomen, groin and testis, especially after sex. In addition, patients are also accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, yellow urine, and pain in urination. Some patients have symptoms such as ejaculation disorder, decreased libido, and hematospermia.
2. Testicular pain
Testicular occult pain is mainly divided into acute and chronic. Acute testicular pain can cause severe pain, which is unbearable. Chronic testicular pain is dull and painful. There are many reasons for testicular pain. You can't go to the drugstore to buy medicine by yourself. You should go to the hospital immediately for comprehensive examination and targeted treatment. The testicle is mainly hung on the perineum, and there is only a thin layer of scrotum outside, which can maintain the most basic physiological function at about 35 ℃. Therefore, men cannot sit for a long time, nor can they wear tights or pants. Reduce the number of saunas and baths. Usually, eat more nuts and seafood rich in unsaturated fatty acids and zinc, improve sperm quality and vitality, and maintain the most basic sexual ability.
3. Abdominal pain
Abdominal pain after sex may be caused by varicocele, ureteral calculus, chronic prostatitis or testitis. Excessive sexual activity will also cause pain due to local strong contraction. In addition, excessive indulgence and frequent sexual life aggravate pain under the condition of local swelling and hyperemia.
Warm tips
When the above pain occurs, be alert and go to the hospital immediately to find out the cause. Don't blindly use painkillers. Otherwise, it will cover up the disease and delay the best treatment time. During the period, control the number of sex, avoid eating too greasy and spicy food, drink more water and urinate.
