An opening in your penis tissues can allow bacteria to enter, build up, and become infectious. Bacteria can be passed from unwashed hands or during sex.
This can result in calloused areas that reduce sensation. Jewelry that sticks out can rub against and wear away penis tissue. Genital piercings have been linked to a higher risk of transmitting blood-borne STIs, especially since PA jewelry is more likely to break a condom. Increased risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). This can be painful or difficult to undo without medical help. Rarely, jewelry can become hooked to your partner’s genital, anal, or facial jewelry. Jewelry can rub, chafe, or injure sensitive areas on your partner’s genitals, anus, or mouth during sex. Injuring your partner’s tissues while having sex. If your piercing isn’t correctly performed or properly taken care of, it may increase your risk of harmful or dangerous complications.ĭiscuss these possible risks with your piercer: Your penis is dense with nerves and delicate tissue. What risks are associated with this piercing?
