Penile malformation

For little boys, their development is relatively slow before the age of 12, and their physical growth is relatively slow. If you do not pay attention to nutritional supplements during this period, it will cause disadvantages to your body. Especially for the penis, the impact is even greater. Some little boys' penises will develop abnormally and cannot secrete male hormones, making their development even slower, and the second characteristic is not obvious. Let me introduce it to you in detail below.

1. Penile malformation is caused by abnormal development of the genital tubercle and the urogenital sinus that forms the vulva during embryonic development. Currently, there is no satisfactory drug or surgical treatment that can make the penis have perfect functions. The penis is a man's sexual organ. Its shape, size and function are directly related to a man's self-esteem and fertility. If penile malformation is not treated, it will affect future sexual function and fertility.

1. Congenital diseases: If a man has epispadias or hypospadias, it is also a manifestation of penile deformity. Epispadias or hypospadias is often accompanied by shortening and lack of elasticity of the fascia around the urethra, so the penis will bend upward or downward at ordinary times, and the bend will be more obvious after erection.

2. The penis is deformed, with one side of the corpus cavernosum being thicker and the other side being thinner. When erect, the penis will bend toward the thinner side, most commonly to the left.

3. Penile injuries, surgery and other traumas can cause damage to the tunica albuginea of ​​the corpus cavernosum. If it is not repaired in time or secondary infection occurs, it can also cause penile curvature.

1. Penile dysplasia

It may be associated with other genitourinary and lower intestinal abnormalities. Penile dysplasia is caused by a disorder in the embryonic development of the external genitalia.

2. Penis behind scrotum

The presentation may initially be very similar to penile dysplasia, which is less common.

3. Double Penis

Bipenis is also a rare abnormality. Typically, only one penis is functional and has a urethra. Therefore, appropriate surgical correction can only be performed after the urethral opening is identified.

4. Hypospadias

This disease is relatively common, and the reasons may be related to delayed or insufficient androgen secretion from the fetal testicles, insensitivity of the target organs to androgen effects, and the use of progesterone drugs or estrogens during fetal sexual development. If moderate or severe hypospadias is not treated, the patient's sexual function and sexual behavior may be affected.