Patient's question:
Completely erect, it never hurts. But after holding the foreskin tightly and forcefully, it will hurt, no ML experience.Doctor's answer:
Hypospadias is relatively uncommon. However, it can lead to pain during male erection or intercourse, and sometimes it may cause recurrent tearing of the frenulum. Long-term persistence of these issues can result in male sexual dysfunction. For example, during intercourse, excessive tension on the frenulum may cause tearing or pain, which not only diminishes the sense of sexual pleasure but also affects the amplitude, frequency, and intensity of vaginal contractions. In such cases, it becomes difficult to stimulate the climax center, making it hard to achieve ejaculation. Pain can also affect erection, making intercourse difficult to complete. The fear of intercourse pain will undoubtedly reduce the quality of sexual life, imposing heavy psychological pressure on the patient and severely impacting the relationship between partners. If these issues are not addressed over time, it may increase the inhibitory effect on the cerebral cortex; ultimately leading to