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Penis sensitivity after masturbation
I have Penis sensitivity after masturbation by hitting penis up and down, it comes and goes for days and feels like tenderness or maybe soreness and it is a huge discomfort and makes me very sad. I am uncircumcised and 2 days after I masturbated, I touched and pressed the erect penis and there was heightened sensitivity on the place where i hit it up while masturbating and now after pressing there is pain/itchyness where I pressed it. I couldn't pull back foreskin fully until I was 11, no infection. Help please walking and running are sometimes uncomfortable when will this go away please help!!!
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Dr. Arjit Gaurav
Sexologist
12 yrs exp
Gandhinagar
better send pic
fter that in better position to tell u
dnt take any treatment blindly
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Dr. Vaibhav Lunkad
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31 yrs exp
Pune
Yes you can call or text me ASAP PERSONALLY to prevent future problems and complications seriously
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Dr. Murthy P S
Psychiatrist
43 yrs exp
Kurnool
It looks you are 14 yrs and started masturbations recently.
Due to friction, the feel of tenderness in penis is common in the beginning. It requires no specific treatment. Give rest for some days ...it will become normal.
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