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Penis Bent Violently, Pain, Problem While Ejaculating. Possible Cause And Cure?

Hi, nearly two weeks ago I was having sex and I missed and thrust with force outside of her, causing my penis to bend violently. The pain was excruciating and we stopped immediately. Since then, I have been able to get erections and have intercourse, however, ejaculating has been a problem, and I am experiencing a stabbing pain on and off both with or without an erection. I'm not sure what the problem is or what the appropriate action to take is.
Mon, 15 Apr 2013
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Hi,

Based on the information it seem like a
1) "PENILE FRACTURE"
------------- OR -----------------------
2) "HEMATOMA" due to blunt trauma

Here is some information both along with advice

*** PENILE FRACTURE :- A popping or cracking sound, significant pain, immediate flaccidity, and skin hematoma of various sizes are commonly associated with the event.

*** BLUNT TRAUMA - can lead to a collection of blood pooling inside the organ known as "hematoma", it may not be visible by naked eyes but may be hidden deeply ( the shock wave can create an tiny blood vessels to rupture leading a loss on blood internally in the organ but the cover of the organ will mostly enclosed it so it will not come out but will stay their) eventually it will be healed by absorption and macrophages(blood cell) will engulf the hardened dark blood but will take a long time to regress

ADVICE:-

########"CONSULT SURGEON AS SOON AS POSSIBLE "###############

1) Penile fracture is a medical emergency, and emergency surgical repair is the usual treatment
2) Delay in seeking treatment increases the complication rate ,
3) If not taken treatment in time may result in "ERECTION PROBLEMS"

Following is mostly they will do.
1) will do the ultrasound
2) fix it with surgery.

Hope it helps.
Dr. JAY PATEL
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Penis Bent Violently, Pain, Problem While Ejaculating. Possible Cause And Cure?

Hi, Based on the information it seem like a 1) PENILE FRACTURE ------------- OR ----------------------- 2) HEMATOMA due to blunt trauma Here is some information both along with advice *** PENILE FRACTURE :- A popping or cracking sound, significant pain, immediate flaccidity, and skin hematoma of various sizes are commonly associated with the event. *** BLUNT TRAUMA - can lead to a collection of blood pooling inside the organ known as hematoma , it may not be visible by naked eyes but may be hidden deeply ( the shock wave can create an tiny blood vessels to rupture leading a loss on blood internally in the organ but the cover of the organ will mostly enclosed it so it will not come out but will stay their) eventually it will be healed by absorption and macrophages(blood cell) will engulf the hardened dark blood but will take a long time to regress ADVICE:- ######## CONSULT SURGEON AS SOON AS POSSIBLE ############### 1) Penile fracture is a medical emergency, and emergency surgical repair is the usual treatment 2) Delay in seeking treatment increases the complication rate , 3) If not taken treatment in time may result in ERECTION PROBLEMS Following is mostly they will do. 1) will do the ultrasound 2) fix it with surgery. Hope it helps. Dr. JAY PATEL