Need Help with Pennis Issue? Consult Doctor Directly

Your penis be­coming erect from sexual thoughts is natural. This occurs due­ to increased blood flow to that area. Eve­n small sexual thoughts can cause this sometime­s. It's called a normal physical response. If it irritate­s you, try focusing on something else or doing de­ep breathing exe­rcises. 

Experiencing ED or PE? It’s when you finish too quickly or struggle to maintain an erection. Causes include stress, anxiety, or medical issues. Try relaxation techniques, communicate with your partner, or see a therapist. Doctors may suggest medications or therapy. Remember, it's common and treatable.

If the condom didn't break and all the sperm is properly stored inside that bubble at the top, you should be fine. That bubble is there to catch any liquids, like sperm and is normal. Just make sure to remove the condom carefully to prevent spills. The bubble won't cause any harm.

It sounds like you may have hurt yourself during the activity. Bleeding from that area can happen if there was too much friction or pressure. It's important to wash gently with water and keep the area clean. Avoid any further rubbing or pressure. Let it heal naturally. If bleeding continues, seems excessive, or you experience any pain or signs of infection, visit a doctor.

Your partne­r's negative HIV test is re­assuring, but symptoms alone can't confirm your status. HIV signs resemble­ common illnesses like flu. Ge­tting tested is crucial, as it's the only way to know for ce­rtain. Many people fee­l relieved afte­r testing negative for HIV. It provide­s peace of mind regarding the­ir health status. However, re­lying solely on symptoms can be risky and lead to false­ assumptions. 

Assuming your thumb was not injured and you only came into contact with semen on your skin, the odds of catching an infection are pretty slim. Most lower UTIs caused by E. coli are harmless and heal within a few days. Make sure to clean your hands thoroughly using soap and water to get rid of the germs. You should consider going to the hospital if you experience abnormal symptoms such as redness, swelling, or itching.