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Q: Tip of penis inflamed and red after Sex
asked by: DoctorQuestion on June 18th, 2007
Sometimes after having sex with my boyfriend, the tip of his penis becomes inflamed, sensitive and red. He is really freaking me out because I am not suffering from any symptoms. It could be from over stimulation? What else could be the cause? We usually just use lube and no condoms because I'm on the pill. Please help!


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on June 26th, 2007
Sexual Health - Men Answer A2990
The inflamed tip of the penis (balanitis) could be due to infection, irritation or allergy. Infection is less possible because you, as his female sexual partner, would experience the same infection in or on the vagina and the infection would be present all the time not only after sex. Physical irritation is possible if there is not enough lubrication during intercourse. An allergy caused by a lubricant is also possible. Your boyfriend should see his primary health provider and a dermatovenerologist if necessary.










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