The glans pain after sex may be caused by local soft tissue injury from more strenuous activities during sex. Patients are advised to maintain a certain amount of water, urinate regularly, and take proper rest, and generally this type of situation will self-relieved. There is also a situation in which women have vaginitis, without any external protection measures, can trigger the retrograde entry of bacteria into the male urethra, resulting in urinary tract infections, such as urethritis, cystitis, prostatitis, etc. Such inflammation may cause local pain radiating to the distal glans, so in this case, patients need to conduct an examination of urethral secretions to determine the inflammatory infection, you can take oral Some antibiotics, such as levofloxacin, three gold tablets, etc. During this period, you should drink more water, urinate regularly and avoid having sex again. In some special cases, such as having stones in the urinary tract, tiny stones stuck in the navicular fossa of the urethra, which often have a history of stones, drink more water and urinate regularly, the stones will be expelled on their own and the symptoms will be relieved.