why i can't ejaculate while exposing glans penis? Like after retracting my foreskin my glans is exposed and it tight for me after it reached the certain level (at the end of penis head). I started physical activity but it was kind of discomfort and i felt some sensitive over my glans. but i was not able to ejaculate. But i can ejaculate while the foreskin is covered it was very relief.
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Hello, Bvrunknown.
The inability to ejaculate while exposing the glans penis (head of the penis) and feeling discomfort or sensitivity could be due to a few possible reasons:
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Sensitivity: The glans penis is highly sensitive and direct stimulation may feel uncomfortable or overwhelming for some individuals.
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Psychological factors: Emotional or psychological factors can play a significant role in sexual experiences. Feeling uncomfortable or anxious about exposing the glans may affect your ability to ejaculate.
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Frenulum breve: It's possible that the frenulum, a sensitive band of tissue on the underside of the penis, is too tight, making it uncomfortable or difficult to retract the foreskin fully.
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Phimosis: Phimosis is a condition where the foreskin is too tight to be retracted fully, which can cause discomfort during sexual activity.
Here are some general suggestions that may help:
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Visit a urologist or healthcare provider: They can diagnose any potential issues, such as frenulum breve or phimosis, and provide the most suitable treatment options.
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Gentle exposure and desensitization: If sensitivity is a concern, you can try gentle exposure of the glans during non-sexual times to gradually desensitize the area. However, be cautious and stop if it causes any pain or discomfort.
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Communication with your partner: If you are in a sexual relationship, open communication with your partner about your concerns can help reduce anxiety and stress during sexual activities.
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Experiment with different techniques: During sexual activities, try different techniques to find what feels comfortable for you. Experimenting with different levels of stimulation or using lubrication might help.
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Psychological support: If anxiety or psychological factors are affecting your sexual experiences, consider seeking support from a therapist or counselor who specializes in sexual health.
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Consider conservative treatments: Depending on the diagnosis, your healthcare provider might recommend conservative treatments like topical medications or stretching exercises to address issues like phimosis.
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