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Q: constant sensation in penis

asked by: drako2000 on July 2nd, 2008

New User

Best way I can describe it is...have you ever felt like you are about to sneeze, you wait for it to happen, but it doesn't, and the pressure of the sneeze just stays. It's similar. throughout the entire day my penis feels stimulated, and pleasured, to the point of it being annoying. Almost as if it's ready to ejaculate, but it won't, and the feeling persists even while soft, and while I'm doing menial tasks like getting dressed, working out, sleeping, and eating.

Replies(4)

EddyMc

replied on July 4th, 2008

New User

Are you circumcised? could you be rubbing the tip of your penis against your clothing causing the stimulation?

As for the feeling of being ready to ejaculate, have you had any white discharge (not semen) from the tip of your penis, is the tip really red, any pain in your penis? it could be a yeast infection.

You should go to your doctor and get checked for infection and refrain from having sex (if your sexually active)until you have it looked at.

Eddy

elgrande

replied on July 5th, 2009

Experienced User

You need to change your underweear and just use Boxers thats is going to help you to have less sensation

FunForAll

replied on July 5th, 2009

New User

You certainly don't have much control over your penis, since this is happening. You should try out some penis exercises which might help you control this better.

FunForAll

replied on July 6th, 2009

New User

You can sent me a private message if you want further details.

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