Cycling and penile numbness

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Asked for Male, 25 Years

Whenever I cycle for more than 20minutes I get temporary penile numbness which goes away after i stand-up or walk. Is it a concern? Should I stop cycling?

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Dr. Siddharth Kumar Urologist 8 yrs exp Ranchi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Siddharth Kumar

Urologist 8 yrs exp Ranchi

It might be due to pressure caused on the perineal nerves and you are getting a neuropraxia causing the transient numbness. you can try using better padded seats on your cycle.

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