Painful ejaculation, also known as post-orgasm pain, is pain that occurs during or after a man ejaculates. Pain is described as burning, stabbing, aching, or sharp. Pain can be felt just above the pubic bone, lower abdomen, at the level of the penis, urethral opening, testicles or rectum. Thanks to Dr. Susie Gronski (@dr.susieg) for the detailed overview!
- Infections like prostatitis, orchitis, urethritis, sexually transmitted disease, and urinary tract infection
- Pelvic surgery like radical prostatectomy or transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) which is a surgical procedure for a problematic enlarged prostate
- Chronic pelvic pain syndrome
- Ejaculatory duct blockage
- Prostate cancer
- Nerve damage in the penis
- And certain medications like anti-depressants
- Massage the muscles and soft tissue structures around your penis with a small, squishy massage ball (or hands make for great massage tools too).
- Breathe slowly and softly into your lower belly and pelvic area for several breath cycles. Focused breathing increases circulation to your pelvic tissues and reduces pelvic muscle tension.
- Use a pelvic wand to massage the tissues around the prostate, right behind your pubic bone, at eleven o’clock and one o’clock. If you’re unsure how to use a pelvic wand for internal pelvic floor muscle therapy, consult with a qualified pelvic therapist before use.
Pelvic Wands
