Male Organ Pain While Sleeping: SRPE Ahhh, nothing refreshes like a good night’s sleep! In this stressed out, gottastay-on-top-of-things world, getting a good night’s rest can be difficult – despite the fact that doctors tell people time and again that getting sufficient sleep is crucial for overall health (and, for that matter, for male organ health). But some men find that their attempts to rest may be complicated by bouts of male organ pain. Although this is a situation that is still being studied, it has been researched enough to have been given a name: SRPE or sleep related painful tumescences. SRPE It’s very common (and healthy) for men to experience tumescences while they sleep. It is estimated that most men will have three to five tumescences while sleeping each night, and are “spontaneous” (not related to sensual stimulation). Men also experience a number of spontaneous tumescences during the course of their waking hours. However, whereas these daytime tumescences usually go away after a few minutes (sometimes a few seconds), nocturnal tumescences tend to last for 20 minutes or more, sometimes up to 40 minutes. And they are typically not associated with male organ pain. But when a man has SRPE, that’s very definitely not the case. These tumescences cause a pain that is so intense that a man will be roused from his peaceful slumber in response. In some cases, the painful tumescence may last as long as an hour. This is very different from the man’s typical tumescences, which are not accompanied by this male organ pain. After an episode, a man may find it difficult to return to his sleep. And in some cases, he may have more than one SRPE in a night. Needless to say, this male organ pain situation can cause a man to lose a significant amount of sleep. Why does SRPE occur? SRPE is a very rare condition, and at this point there is still a need to learn a great deal more about it. One of the biggest puzzles at the moment is why some men get SRPE; its cause is not really known.
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