Can masturbation cause tickling sensation in my penis?
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Hello doctor,
I have a tickling sensation in my penis. I showed to urologists online and they said it will get fine soon. There was no need to take medicines as they said it happened due to continuous and vigorous masturbation. This has been there for the last six months. This triggers my mind as the sensation in the penis disturbs me though it is mild. I am still to come out from this. I think my nerves have gotten loose in the penis so I think the neurologist would help me out of this. I pass my urine nicely without any pain. In the past, I have been on tablet Niftran 100 mg and Urispas 200 mg.
Hello,
Welcome to icliniq.com. This can happen as a result of anxiety that excessive masturbation can cause. Now the treatment I would suggest is to start with capsule Nurokind-Gold (Ginseng extract, multivitamins, multimineral, and antioxidants) once daily for a month and tablet Amitriptyline 10 mg in the night for a few weeks. Consult your specialist doctor, discuss with him or her and with their consent take the medicines.
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