Dr. Saurabh Subhash Pandya
Urology
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Hello doctor,
Last night during intercourse, I started having a burning feeling at the base of my shaft, almost like a paper cut. I finished the fun like normal and pain subsided. Later that night, a few hours later, we did it again. It hurt a little but not bad. This morning when I woke up I had a bruise at the base, where the pain was. As the day had progressed, it has gotten more purple and a little more swollen. I have a picture if needed.
Hi,
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This could be a fractured penis (tear in the hard lining of penis rods below the skin). It has to be confirmed by penile doppler and if present, has to be repaired by small surgery. If not repaired, it may lead to poor erections in the future. Avoid intercourse for a few days. Also, avoid vigorous intercourse in the future. Take care. Till then you may take some anti-inflammatory medication.
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