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Tender Tip of Penis
My partner and I recently had prolonged, very rough sex. My penis now feel sore on the tip. There is no redness, no bumps, and it does not burn when I pee. The only "symptom" is tenderness when touched lightly, a mild stinging pain that last only a second or two. When I inspect the penis, there is no sensitivity to touch, only to pressure. I'm assuming this could be from the rough sex, both vaginal and oral but want to make sure as what I'm experiencing doesn't sound like any STD I've ever read or heard about.
it very well could be.
talk to your partner about their last std testing and yours and go from there. also pick up some lube for the next time :)
talk to your partner about their last std testing and yours and go from there. also pick up some lube for the next time :)
Yes, I wear a condom everytime. I'm not used to sex that is this rough, and we don't get to see each other often. Given the tenderness to pressure, but no redness, swelling, bumps or burning while urinating, I'm inclined to think perhaps I found an angle my penis doesn't like and am now sore?
this doesn't sound std related. remember lube, lube and more lube!
did you and your partner discuss std's and testing before being intimate to know who was tested for what and when?
do you use condoms?
grace
did you and your partner discuss std's and testing before being intimate to know who was tested for what and when?
do you use condoms?
grace
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