How to prevent penile pain after sex – Queen Mobile

If you've been dealing with pain during sex, here's how to prevent your penis from hurting every time you have sex.

1. Choose a condom that fits well

Condoms play a very important role during sex, and if you are able to choose a condom well, you will be able to feel better and really enjoy sex.

Many guys tend to choose condoms that are not their size. I understand this is because some barely know that condoms come in sizes.

But you should know better now.

Go to the pharmacy or store or wherever you get your condoms and look at the sizes of condoms that are available.

Choose the perfect one for you and make sure you put it on properly before having sex. This will reduce friction and make sex feel much better for you and your partner.

Condoms that are too big affect women too!

2. Insist that your partner washes his hands before stroking your dick

It is possible to put dust or sand on the palms of the hands in the moments before sex, and it is possible to use these dusty or sandy hands to touch the penis.

Insist that your partner wash their hands. Join her too and make sure your own hands feel clean too.

Clean hands don't just mean there will be less friction. Clean hands also mean that there would be less chance of someone getting an infection.

Without dust and stains, there is little or no risk of rubbing or scraping wounds on your penis. Sex is going to feel good.

3. Insist that your partner doesn't use their teeth during a blowjob

Many partners make strokes while using their teeth.

This is a very bad practice as it causes pain and reduces the amount of pleasure and sensitivity. It can even make sex last much shorter.

Many guys report that when they have partners using teeth on their penis, it makes them want to end sex sooner because the pain tends to get worse over time.

So teach your partner how to give a good blowjob; get him to read some of the articles, and you'll notice such a huge improvement in the quality of your sex, as well as the amount of pleasure you feel.

Good blowjobs are amazing, and you deserve at least one good one in your life.

4. Make sure your pregames are properly synced

As much as you don't want to rush foreplay, as this can clutter the sex, making things feel less intense and intimate, you don't want foreplay to go on too long.

This is especially true if the foreplay involves oral sex or fellatio.

This is because the skin around the penis is quite soft and rubbing the skin for a long time can cause some micro-injuries.

So make sure the foreplay doesn't last that long.

5. Talk to your partner about waxing or shaving options

Many guys who complain about being sore may want to talk to their mates about waxing.

Waxes provide a smoother pelvic area. And a smoother pelvic area means there won't be any damage when you're having sex.

The hair is sharp, remember, and can cause pain in the pelvic area.

If your partner insists that they are not getting a wax, you can talk them into getting a very clean shave.

Make sure that when you shave, there are no areas left untouched, as areas left with sharp hairs can cause some problems and, pain and soreness.

6. Get a good shave too

Sometimes a good shave is all you need to make the pain go away.

You could argue that hair doesn't grow on your penis, or at least on the shaft of your penis.

This is not entirely true. There is almost always some hair on the shaft of your penis.

This hair is capable of hurting you, especially if you have sex for long periods and especially if you go deep enough.

So, shave and make sure you don't get hurt while shaving. Shaving injuries can also cause pain, and this is something that many guys tend to do.

Use a good razor and shave in the direction of the grain.

7. Make sure sex is timed

You don't need to have sex for too long.

Long sex does not always mean great sex. In fact, there are times when it can mean the opposite for both you and your wife.

You can have sex for a couple of minutes, but it shouldn't be more than 2 hours, or it won't really hurt you.

This is because, as I mentioned in the previous article on why your penis is sore after sex, the skin on your penis is not as firm as the skin on other parts of your body.

They can be easily broken and the epithelium can be easily detached.

So don't have that much time, but as much as you can, make sure you enjoy every minute of the sex you have.

8. Use lubricants and make sure you choose the right one

If you are using a condom, you should definitely not use all oil-based lubricants. They are quite dangerous to the condom and are capable of eroding the condom so that it breaks.

If you're not using a condom, you can use oil-based lube, but I'd say it's best to stick with water-based lube, as these lubes are pretty ergonomic and you can easily wash them off after sex.

9. Do not have sex with your wife if she has a period, if it hurts to do so

Some guys agree that having sex with your wife during her period is capable of causing pain, and this is because the blood can clot and the blood is not like the normal moisture that a woman produces.

Coagulated blood increases friction.

Sex is great without friction.