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Q: Odd Pain Under Penis' Crown After Masturbating
asked by: VictorAlkaiser on August 25th, 2007
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Hello there, first post here (probably won't be the last because I'm extremely paranoid Razz)

Anyway, down to business....I'm 20, and have been an avid masterbator for a good long while. A few months ago, after a particularly good session, I found my penis hurting...as if enflamed. I checked it immediately, and found a red line under its crown. Obviously, I thought I was just being too vigorous, so I cooled down a bit on masturbating....after 3 days, I did it again, and felt fine until midway into it...it started hurting again, and the red enflammation came back.

It's been perhaps 2 months now, and still I find it enflaming after a session of masturbation. I'm now using something other than my hand (For the sake of information, the Head Honcho), and it seems to help...but still I feel this growing pain...especially while I become flaccid after ejaculation.

I tried Neosporin, and am still using it...only JUST got it a few days ago, so I haven't felt the effects as of yet. I really don't think it's any sort of disease...probably just bruising perhaps. But can anyone give me their opinion, and how to heal it?

Thanks in Advance. ^^

Oh, and just in case if the question is brought up, no I don't have a foreskin.
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Tylanas
replied on August 25th, 2007
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Is the line horizontal or vertical? It may be the perinium. This is a thin strip of skin attached to the bottom of the head of the penis.
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VictorAlkaiser
replied on August 25th, 2007
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Eiri wrote:
Is the line horizontal or vertical? It may be the perinium. This is a thin strip of skin attached to the bottom of the head of the penis.


Well, it's under the crown, and around it...heh I'm not exactly fluent in the names and definitions of such parts Razz But um... Okay, it's the lighter skin right under the crown, where the shaft attaches to the head itself. It's not vertical...the enflammation is around it...I guess you could say it's a "ring" around the head, on the lighter skin area right before the head itself.

I hope that's a good enough explanation x.x
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