Hello Doctor,
On 9th March 2011, I was having foreplay session with my girlfriend. While doing it she was vigrously shaking my penis due to which foreskin pulled back. Till today(11th March) penis is in the same position. When my penis is erect size is around 6inches. From the last two days it is only around 1-2inches. I am still virgin and 24yrs old guy. little blood is also oozing out from my penis.
Please help me out. I am really tensed.
Thank You.
Rakesh Verma
On 9th March 2011, I was having foreplay session with my girlfriend. While doing it she was vigrously shaking my penis due to which foreskin pulled back. Till today(11th March) penis is in the same position. When my penis is erect size is around 6inches. From the last two days it is only around 1-2inches. I am still virgin and 24yrs old guy. little blood is also oozing out from my penis.
Please help me out. I am really tensed.
Thank You.
Rakesh Verma
Your comment is not fully clear but this is my interpretation. Since you say you were 1-2 inches the last few days when erect you are 6 inches I am assuming you have had no sexual activity in the interim since your foreplay, not even masturbation. Yet you state blood is coming out of your penis.
Is the blood coming from beneath the foreskin. If so then obviously the foreplay "shaking" that you describe was too vigorous for your own good. If that is the case then there is just a small tear somewhere beneath the foreskin. Keeping it clean and/or applying a little over the counter antibiotic such as Neosporin will prevent infection and it should heal without complication. But I would say no sexual activity, including no masturbation, for about one full week!
If the blood is coming out of your urethra (the opening at the tip of your penis) then that is more problematic. Are you bleeding spontaneously or only before, during or after you urinate. Or have you been masturbating and then finding blood.
Any blood from within suggests a more serious problem/ Could be infection related if not just simple trauma. Is your urine bloody.
Do you have pain spontaneous or with urination?
Do you see any slits on your urethral area if you look with a magnifying glass. A fissure there is a possibility -depending on how vigorous your girlfriend was. And since all this began immediately after the foreplay I would be leaning moreso on the likely diagnosis that your girlfriend was just too rough with your manhood. She has to learn to stimulate you but be a bit gentler about it. If you are a virgin and not so experienced there are ways to tell your partner the right way to stimulate you. She does not have a penis and really does not know what it feels like when she manhandles you. Beginners lunge at others for the newness of the opportunity. Tell her to slow down and take it easy. If she is too rough tell her gently. If she doesn't take the clue during the session, talk to her later. And if she persists then stop things cold in the middle. Since you are not into S&M either she learns to do it right and respect you or not touch you at all.
Is the blood coming from beneath the foreskin. If so then obviously the foreplay "shaking" that you describe was too vigorous for your own good. If that is the case then there is just a small tear somewhere beneath the foreskin. Keeping it clean and/or applying a little over the counter antibiotic such as Neosporin will prevent infection and it should heal without complication. But I would say no sexual activity, including no masturbation, for about one full week!
If the blood is coming out of your urethra (the opening at the tip of your penis) then that is more problematic. Are you bleeding spontaneously or only before, during or after you urinate. Or have you been masturbating and then finding blood.
Any blood from within suggests a more serious problem/ Could be infection related if not just simple trauma. Is your urine bloody.
Do you have pain spontaneous or with urination?
Do you see any slits on your urethral area if you look with a magnifying glass. A fissure there is a possibility -depending on how vigorous your girlfriend was. And since all this began immediately after the foreplay I would be leaning moreso on the likely diagnosis that your girlfriend was just too rough with your manhood. She has to learn to stimulate you but be a bit gentler about it. If you are a virgin and not so experienced there are ways to tell your partner the right way to stimulate you. She does not have a penis and really does not know what it feels like when she manhandles you. Beginners lunge at others for the newness of the opportunity. Tell her to slow down and take it easy. If she is too rough tell her gently. If she doesn't take the clue during the session, talk to her later. And if she persists then stop things cold in the middle. Since you are not into S&M either she learns to do it right and respect you or not touch you at all.