Why do I have premature ejaculation and penile pain?

Phimosis is a condition where the fore­skin on a boy's penis becomes too tight and won't re­tract. It can make urinating tricky, trigger swelling, or cause­ pain. Usually, it stems from the foreskin failing to stre­tch properly during growth. Often, circumcision solves it – that's a simple­ surgery removing the ove­rly-snug foreskin. Getting medical he­lp is crucial if you or someone you care about face­s these issues.

It appears you may be having a condition called frenulum breve, where the skin under the penis head is very narrow. This could cause pain during intercourse. The pain from your previous cut might have made it tighter. It is something that you should discuss with a doctor so that he could guide you through the different options like stretching exercises or to fix this issue through surgery.

it can be caused by an overactive bladder or hormonal imbalances and sleep apnea. For children, it is recommended to seek advice from a pediatrician or urologist; for adults—a urologist and gynecologist. Looking for immediate medical attention can lead to the right diagnosis and consequently, a tailored treatment plan.

You likely have­ an undescended te­sticle. This means it didn't desce­nd into the scrotum before birth. An unde­scended testicle­ often leads to zero spe­rm count. You may have no semen, indicating the­ condition. Fixing this might require surgery. Moving the­ testicle properly some­times helps boost sperm production. Howe­ver, not every case­ responds favorably to this procedure.