I have had a mild/irritating pain in the left base of my penis for 5 weeks. I noticed it after I had an accident on my bike. I was dismounting my bike on an uphill slope and got caught on the point of my bike seat. The seat rammed into my penis and groin. My own doctor prescribed antibiotics fir a possible uti, pain is still present and I have never had any problems with urination.

Dr. Rahul GuptaSexologist14yrs exp

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Hello- because the penis is an organ and contains no bone, we don't usually associate injuries with it. And, for the most part, trauma to the penis in its flaccid state is quite uncommon. However, an erect penis can easily fall victim to injury, and immediate care and treatment is necessary to restore it to its former healthy state. In addition to being absolutely necessary for sexual intercourse, the penis is a source of tremendous pleasure for men. When a man experiences pain in his penis, not only can it be uncomfortable and frustrating, it becomes disruptive to his sex life and jeopardizes the intimacy of his relationships. There are a variety of herbs that can help heal the damaged nervous endings of a fractured sex organ and reestablish the inner connection between the brain and the penis via the parasympathetic nerves. Gotu kola is an indian herb used good for healing skin and connective tissue. Ashwagandha and schizandra ensure potency. Damiana is good for improving blood flow to the genital area. Sarsaparilla contains a testosterone-like substance for men. Wild yam contains natural steroids that rejuvenate and add vigor to lovemaking. Yohimbe bark expands the blood vessels in the penis and increases the blood flow and nitrous oxide important for achieving an erection. For an inflamed urethra, herbs are quite useful in fighting infection, relieving pain, and strengthening the urinary system. Cranberry is good for kidney health. Green tea promotes antioxidant, anticancer and immune effects. Cat's claw is good for anticancer, immune, and antibacterial or antifungal activity. Bromelain reduces pain and inflammation. 

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