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Error: This is required. Error: Not a valid value. It is quite normal for the penis to swell with blood during sexual arousal to form an erection. However, sometimes the soft tissues in the structure of the penis can become swollen and painful due to an injury.
The foreskin and scrotum have very sensitive skin which can become swollen, inflamed and painful after an injury. More rarely, the shaft or head of the penis can appear swollen because of fluid tracking down from the abdomen due to gravity. Blood at the tip of the penis or in the urine is a sign of a serious injury. If you are worried about penis swelling or pain, see your doctor. Injuries to the penis can occur during sexual intercourse sex , or because of scratches and bites, knocks or burns.
You can cause an internal injury if you insert an object into the urethra the tube that carries urine and semen through the penis. The penis can also be injured if a tight ring or stiff object is placed around the penis and blocks blood flow. Sometimes contact with creams and lotions that cause a local allergic reaction can cause painful swelling. You can fracture break your penis if you place too much force on it while it's erect, including during sex or when masturbating.
You might hear a crack or a pop. As there is no bone in the penis, you can't have a broken penis the way you might have a broken leg. However, the soft tissue in the penis can tear, causing a bruising and pain. A fractured penis needs urgent surgery, preferably within 6 hours of the fracture.
The penis can also become hard and swollen if you have Peyronie's disease. This condition can cause the penis to be painful, bent or less flexible. Peyronie's disease usually gets better on its own. If there is any bleeding, a foreign body, a burn or other serious injury to your penis, you should see your doctor. If you are in pain, ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice on medicines you can take. Protect the area as much as possible to prevent further damage or injury when going to see your doctor or to hospital.