What to do if the penis is not straight?

A man's penis is essential for sex. Because the corpus cavernosum is filled with blood, the penis becomes very hard and larger and longer than before. Normally, an erect penis is straight, like an iron rod, but some men find that their penis is curved, visible to the naked eye. So, what should men do if their penis is not straight?

Experts answer:

Most men will encounter the same situation as you, and find that their penis is tilted to one side during erection. What's more interesting is that some people have observed that those who are used to using their right hand have their right side of the cavernous body developing faster, so during erection, it will tilt to the left. This is a normal physiological phenomenon. Since this is caused by the development of the cavernous body, of course it cannot be restored to the "upright" state after erection, but this will not affect sexual function and sexual feeling.

However, not all penile curvature is normal. If someone has a short frenulum or penile sclerosis, not only will the penis bend up and down after erection, but it will also cause pain and prevent sexual intercourse. In this case, you need to see a urologist in time and ask the doctor to help solve the problem through surgery. In addition, some people may also have erectile curvature due to trauma, infection, improper circumcision or scar formation during surgery, etc., which also requires timely medical attention.

The penis is made up of cavernous bodies, and the main role in erection is played by a pair of cavernous bodies. If the size of the cavernous bodies is different when they are filled with blood, the penis will bend in the direction with less blood, and this bend is generally horizontal. Most men's penises will bend in a certain direction to varying degrees, and this generally has no effect on sexual life. Some people worry too much about this and are always worried that this is the result of masturbation. In fact, this has nothing to do with masturbation and there is no need to worry about it.

However, some men have congenitally short frenulum, or too much foreskin is removed during circumcision, or the penis has a history of trauma or infection, with local scarring, especially sequelae of sexually transmitted diseases (such as syphilis). When the penis is erect, the penis may be significantly bent. Usually, mild curvature has no effect on sexual function, but severe curvature will affect sexual life. It has no effect on sexual function, but severe curvature will affect sexual life. You should go to the urology department of the hospital for examination and surgical correction can be performed if necessary.