Hi, Im 16 yo and I just had my first full on masturbation. It really never stroke me as something fun because I would always get this pain in my penis. So about the pain: I start masturbating and everything is normal and like 5-10 minutes in I feel like something is coming out but suddenly this pain strikes and I feel like my penis is kinda stiffening to not let anything out. Furthermore once the pain passes (lasts for about a min or 2) I ejaculate? Im not even sure because the first bits of it are yellowish and then it just looks like water(nothing white in it) but its very sticky. Also this pain is very wierd because its kinda mixed with pleasure and Im not even sure what to think. After Im finished everything is back to normal and im super relaxed.
Ive done some googling and the only thing that makes sense is something to do with my pelvic area because I feel like it stiffens.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi man , hope your feeling better with this. To me it sounds like it's your pelvic muscles tightening when your about to ejaculate. If it keeps up maybe talk with your dr. Trust me you might feel embarrassed but doctors have heard it all before and nearly 99.9 percent of people do it. Where exactly is the pain that you feel ? Is it in the testicle area, right in the penis, or more towards your hips/pelvis ? It may just be how your body perceives it. Do you feel it every time you jerk off ?
Well the pain is in the area right above my penis but nerves kindof spread it through the body. Also the penis doesnt hurt itself it just stifens but if I continue jacking off the penis hurts too (kind of like somthing is in there and im trying to keep it in). Like I said I didnt really jack off much but yeah it happens other times too so I just stop. I continued this time and this water like liquid came out
What is the specific drug you're taking. My Google search of allergy meds reveals that as the possible source of your troubles. Could you try going with them for a couple of weeks to see if things improve?
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