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Buzzing Vibration in Penis - Solved
Hello, this is more of a solution than a question. I came to this forum because I had a buzzing/vibration/liquid flowing sensation in my penis. I'm 40 and healthy. The vibration went on and off for about a week, and increased significantly when I had sex with my wife.
Long story short, my wife gave me a blowjob and when I ejaculated a hair came out! It was about 2" long, the vibration stopped immediately! I only noticed the hair because I saw some bubbles in the semen and I don't ever recall seeing bubbles in my semen. Low and behold, there was the hair!
It appears to have taken a week to work itself out. What a relief! I'm not sure where to go with this, I only hope that doctors see this and take note. Hopefully they have a better solution. I've seen horror stories on here of men trying all sorts of things, drugs, crazy anti-botics, prostate exams, urologists, neurologists, etc. This was my case, and my case only. By no means would I ignore the problem as it could mean disease, prostate issues or worse. But that's all it was, an F'ing hair. How did it get in there? No idea, I'm a very hairy dude but it did look like one of mine.
Long story short, my wife gave me a blowjob and when I ejaculated a hair came out! It was about 2" long, the vibration stopped immediately! I only noticed the hair because I saw some bubbles in the semen and I don't ever recall seeing bubbles in my semen. Low and behold, there was the hair!
It appears to have taken a week to work itself out. What a relief! I'm not sure where to go with this, I only hope that doctors see this and take note. Hopefully they have a better solution. I've seen horror stories on here of men trying all sorts of things, drugs, crazy anti-botics, prostate exams, urologists, neurologists, etc. This was my case, and my case only. By no means would I ignore the problem as it could mean disease, prostate issues or worse. But that's all it was, an F'ing hair. How did it get in there? No idea, I'm a very hairy dude but it did look like one of mine.
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