Pain in penis

[Jessw22]

For almost 3 years I’ve had pain in my penis internal and external I’ve been to urologists neurologists dermatologist you name it and have really gotten no answers it feels like sunburn inside and out sometimes sharp pains and pain when urinating and ejaculating and redness too really losing hope I’m only 22 years old

[Charles555nc]

I had penis pain for decades despite several surgeries for pudendal nerve entrapment. It started when I was young like you. Aside from ruling out a sexually transmitted disease if you are sexually active, look into the Graston technique, when you take a bar and dig it into areas you might have scar tissue (scar tissue can form anywhere and doesnt require a severe injury to form). I had alot of scar tissue in the lower abdomen (at and below the belly button), butt, hamstrings, and pubis (front of the pelvis). Slowly digging into these areas and breaking up restrictions has massively decreased my pain and increased my flexibility. There are videos on youtube where you can see the Graston Technique demonstrated. And I can answer questions you might have.

[Jessw22 in reply to Charles555nc]

Thanks for the reply I’ll have to check it out my life’s been miserable ever since this pain has started it’s affecting my everyday life my work and sexually activity it’s miserable

[Charles555nc in reply to Jessw22]

I try and help people out because I know how upsetting, scary, and long lasting this type of pain can be while the doctors scratch their heads and usually just refer you to pain management for decades.

[Jessw22 in reply to Charles555nc]

Yeah that’s where I’m at pain management because I been to every dr and nothing helps and I’m miserable

[Charles555nc in reply to Jessw22]

You can buy a soft tissue mobilization tool and get started quickly. amazon.com/dp/B00IWJDYP4/re...

and/or

guashatools-com.myshopify.com/

You apply a cream like cocoa butter to an area, like your abs, then rub the tool over the entire area but particularly the areas that feel painful or restricted when you push on them. I mentioned my own particular trouble spots above. Start gentle and slowly increase force over a period of weeks. I saw this doctor, many states away, and he gets results but uses alot of pressure. And thats when I found out 99% of my pain was scar tissue, not from what he said, but from the results I got. doctorschierling.com/

[Jessw22 in reply to Charles555nc]

So it helped the pain in your penis ? Because most of my external pain is the head and the tip and internal is just internal

[Charles555nc in reply to Jessw22]

I had pain in the top of the head of my penis with occasional numbness on the whole thing and other pains that moved around a bit- like occasional pain in the testicles, pain while sitting, butt pain. I had a lot of different scar tissue pushing on alot of nerves but most of the pain was in that general region. It has greatly, massively, increased my quality of life imo that nerve release surgery didnt even touch. I am still seeing improvement so I continue doing it on myself for certain areas, and certain areas my physical therapist who I showed a few things, do on me, like shoulders and thoracic, where I cant reach.

[Jessw22 in reply to Charles555nc]

Yeah my pain is weird I just woke up one day about 2 and half years ago and had redness and pain in my penis it’s like hyper sensitive to touch but and hurts at the same time some redness and it mostly feels like it’s sunburnt but sometimes shocking and kinda feels like soap in the tip and sometimes I’ll get pain in my testicles too and it seems to hurt after urination internally and after ejaculation internally it’s weird I’ve been to every dr no medicines help nothing and I don’t even wanna have sex anymore because I’m always in pain and it hurts which is depressing for a 22 year old

[icrelief]

Have you seen a male pelvic pain physical therapist? They work wonders for patients that have pain anywhere in the pelvic area, including penile pain.

Additionally, have any of your healthcare providers mentioned prostadynia? It may be worth asking your doctor about it.

Best wishes!