What should I do if my little brother is crooked?

When a man's penis is erect, it is usually erect. However, some men's penis is not in a normal state when erect, as if it is crooked. What should I do if my penis is crooked? If it is crooked, it may affect sexual function, and it may wet clothes when urinating, which will bring many problems to life. According to the degree of crookedness of the penis, it is judged whether it needs correction treatment. If the crookedness is serious, surgical treatment is required.

A normal male penis consists of two corpora cavernosa, the urethra and the corpora cavernosa. When sexual desire is high, the corpora cavernosa becomes engorged with blood and the penis becomes erect. If a person has penile curvature, the penis often cannot become erect when sexual desire is high, thus affecting sexual function.

At the same time, the urethra opening of these patients moves backwards, and they often wet their clothes and pants when urinating, which brings great inconvenience to their lives and must be treated. Clinically, the most common diseases that cause male penile curvature are hypospadias and penile induration (or chronic cavernitis).

Hypospadias is a congenital malformation that can sometimes occur for several generations in a family. In mild cases, the urethra opens into the coronal sulcus of the penis, and the penis itself is not curved or only slightly curved. It is often ignored by parents in childhood and does not affect sexual function when growing up, so no treatment is required.

In severe hypospadias, the urethra opening may be at the junction of the penis and scrotum, or even at the perineum. The missing urethra is replaced by a fibrous band, and the penis is short and flat, with obvious or severe downward curvature, making it impossible to have sexual intercourse in adulthood. At the same time, since the urethra opening is located at the back, ejaculation occurs outside the vagina, making the patient infertile and requiring surgical correction.

The operation is usually divided into two stages. The first stage is best performed at around two years old, mainly to cut the cord to straighten the penis; the second stage is performed six months to one year after the first stage, after the local scar tissue softens, mainly to perform urethroplasty. When the penis is grown up, it is difficult to correct the curvature of the penis. Of course, there are also people in the medical community who advocate completing the two stages of the operation in one go, that is, while cutting the penile cord to straighten the curved penis, use a leather tube to make a tube from the bladder mucosa to replace the defective urethra.

The above are the treatments for male penile curvature. Treatment of penile curvature generally requires surgery, and during the postoperative recovery period, men must strictly control penile erection, eat less spicy food, and avoid incision cracking and inflammation.