When I ejaculate, everything is perfectly
normal. However, about half an hour later,
this intense soreness/pressure builds up
in my genitals, causing great discomfort.
It's usually centred around the base of
the shaft and the testicles. There is no
pain in the glans.
I know this isn't due to rubbing too hard,
because the same thing happens with wet
dreams and I wake up in the middle of the
night. It especially is sore when I have
an erection afterwards. Either way, soft
or hard, my penis is sore after
ejaculating. It goes away after roughly an
hour of it showing up.
Is this some sort of muscular problem? Or
is it an infection?
Please, does anyone have this similar type
of problem and can help? Or shed some
light.
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JJbrown8
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Feb 2007 Posts: 23
Posted: 03-27-07 18:48pm
I get the same thing sometimes. I never
got it when I first started masturbating.
It's probably just some build up of semen
that never got out but I am not
positive--I am no doctor. This soreness
personally is the least of my sexual
problems but I have noticed it and it is
slightly painful. After masturbating and
feeling the pain I have tried masturbating
again and I tried going to the bathroom
and the pain went away each time. Usually
the pain lasts about 10-30minutes for me.
I am sure it is nothing serious. There
are more serious side effects from
masturbating that I would be more worried
about (PM me if you want a list of rumored
side effects and the ones I have
personally experienced) but if you get
obbsessed about it then ask your doctor or
keep trying on this forum.
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illegalchaos
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Feb 2007 Posts: 3
Posted: 04-09-07 16:15pm
Thanks, I appreciate the response, it
seems its something I'm stuck with and not
much I can do.
It just bugs me that I have this problem
when I am otherwise extremely healthy,
fit, and happy. I just don't want to have
any of these problems when I do become
intimate with someone.
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HealthySex
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 Jan 2007 Posts: 414
Posted: 04-10-07 14:27pm
Do you think it might be muscularly
related? Do you have tight pelvic floor
muscles? Some men have problems in that
area as a result of tight muscles. I
believe there is a book called "Headaches
in the Pelvis."
If you google it maybe you can find out
what it's trying to treat and see if
there's a list of symptoms. If that's not
the correct book title, let me know and
I'll try to find it.
