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>TL,DR mild pain towards base of dick on one side, what do?
So about a week ago I went to jerk off and I noticed that towards the base of my penis where it connects to my pelvis, I have a bit of tenderness / pain. The pain only seems to be noticeable if I put any pressure on the area while I'm erect, or while I'm sitting in certain positions. Quick google research leads me to believe I strained a ligament or tendon somehow but I have a few questions.
1) Will this recover on its own? If so, what can I do to ensure full recovery?
2) If I have to go to a doctor, what type of doctor do I even see?
3) Has anyone here ever experienced this? How did it work out for you?
Note that I don't have any trouble getting or maintaining erections. If I put too much pressure on the area while erect it makes it kind of uncomfortable and takes me out of the mood but there is no ED to report.
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>>17487581
Stop fapping for a day bro, you've jusr over used your poor little fella
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>>17487597
I haven't masturbated for a week and the pain is still there. Regardless, I never masturbated so much or so roughly that it should have caused any pain or discomfort. And I found numerous threads on various forums where people had the same issue but no one has any real solution to it. One person claimed it took 4-5 months for it to finally resolve itself.
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>>17487656
>>17487656
care to describe how you jerk, as in if you use a lube or something, or are practicing stamina or anything?
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>>17487663
Yes I use lube or lotion. No I don't do any "exercises" or weird shit like jelqing.
The pain is not actually in my dick but I just don't know what to call it specifically. I look up anatomical charts and my best guess is the suspension ligament because that's where I'm experiencing the pain.
The problem is there's like no information on it, and from my understanding ligaments don't heal very well on their own because they don't bleed enough to signal the body to start repairing.
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