Sir, during masturbation I heard a lil pop sound. There was no pain, no swelling and no other symptom yet. Can you please guide what was that? Thank you.

Question

This is normal, don't worry.

Dinesh Kumar Jagpal · Accepted Answer

This is normal, don't worry.

A Amin Homeopath · Answer

Do not worry no problem it is safe relax.

M S Haque · Answer

Joint or muscle movement: it's possible that the sound you heard was unrelated to your genitals and could have come from a joint or muscle in your body. Sometimes joints can produce cracking or popping sounds during movement, which is usually harmless. Ligament or tendon movement: there are various ligaments and tendons in the pelvic region that can make popping or snapping sounds during certain movements. If the sound occurred in the area around your pelvis or groin, it could be related to the movement of these structures. Air bubble or cavitation: it's also possible that a small air bubble or cavitation occurred within a joint or tissue, causing the popping sound. This can happen occasionally and is generally not a cause for concern. In any case, since you are not experiencing any pain, swelling, or other symptoms, it may not be a significant issue. However, if you notice any changes or if the sound persists or is accompanied by discomfort, it would be advisable to consult a healthcare professional or a urologist for a proper evaluation. They can provide a more accurate assessment and address any concerns you may have.

Rahul Gupta · Answer

Hello- a penis fractures typically occur when the erect penis suffers trauma, resulting in rupture of the cylinder linings. A penile fracture is a painful injury, accompanied by an audible cracking sound, dark bruising and blood escaping from the breached cylinder. Most often, a broken penis syndrome injury occurs during intercourse, forceful masturbation or after improper use of penis enlargement devices. In fact, intercourse is an all-too common cause of fractures, accounting for anywhere between 30-50 percent of all cases. Fractures tend to occur while the partner is on top, creating an impact against the female pelvis bone or perineum that bends and fractures the penis.