Contents:
- Medical Video: Insight into Peyronie's Disease: Cause and Treatment for Penis Curvature | UCLA Urology
- The penis is boneless, but how come it breaks?
- The vulnerable position of sex causes the penis to break
- Position woman on top
- Doggy style
- Danger if the penis is broken
- Overcoming a broken penis
Medical Video: Insight into Peyronie's Disease: Cause and Treatment for Penis Curvature | UCLA Urology
When the fire of romance is being burned, you and your partner become more passionate about making love. The burning spirit when making love is indeed able to maximize the level of sexual satisfaction for couples. In addition, the resulting intimacy can also make you and your partner become emotionally closer. However, sex is flooded with passion prone to danger and injury, especially for men. The impact can be fatal, namely a broken penis. To avoid the risk of too aggressive sex, pay attention to some of these vulnerable sex positions.
The penis is boneless, but how come it breaks?
Although this male vital organ has no bones, the penis can still experience a fracture injury (penile fracture) Injuries to the fracture of the penis usually occur when the penis has an erection. The penis has three cylindrical tubes. Two of them will fill with blood and become hardened when the penis receives stimulation. This is called penile erection. These two tubes are medically known as the Corpora Cavernosa and both are covered by elastic tissue, following the size and length of the penis during erection. The medical term for this tissue is tunica albuginea or white membrane.
The erect penis can be broken and cracked during a collision or excessive pressure. This happens because of trauma to the tunica albuginea membrane which cannot resist pressure or impact. In most cases where the penis is broken or cracked when making love, you will hear cracks or bursts coming from the torn albuginea tunica. Erections also usually disappear or soften immediately. Then, the male vital organs will swell and appear blackish bruises. Great pain must also attack the penis, so you will immediately realize when your penis is broken.
The vulnerable position of sex causes the penis to break
So that you and your partner can be more vigilant and careful when having sex, pay attention to some vulnerable sex positions which cause the following penis to break. Not that these various positions must be avoided, but at least you and your partner can be more careful when making love with the following position.
Position woman on top
According to a study published in the journal Advances in Urology, 50% of cases of penile fractures during lovemaking occur when couples make love to the position of women above men. This means making love style woman on top like position cowgirl, reverse cowgirl, or a woman sitting on a man's lap is the most unsafe sex position for a male's vital organs. The pressure received by the penis when making love with style woman on top usually very large because the entire body weight of a woman's body rests on an erect penis.
In addition, when men are under women while making love, men are not able to control and regulate the movements and pressures received by the penis. As a result, if the penis experiences collisions or gets too much pressure, women who are in the upper position cannot immediately realize and stop penetration.
Doggy style
Research conducted by the School of Medical Science, University of Campinas in Brazil showed that a total of 29% of cases of fracture of the penis were caused by sex positions.doggy style. The woman's position in front of this man can cause injury if done too aggressively so that the penis strikes the female pubic bone in an erect state.
Danger if the penis is broken
Broken penis is an emergency condition that must be treated medically immediately. Injured untreated penile fractures can cause penile defects and erectile dysfunction (impotence). When the penis is broken, you may feel fear and shame. This is very natural, but remember that your health is far more important. Seek immediate medical attention to prevent unwanted complications.
Overcoming a broken penis
You will undergo a series of physical examinations and various tests such as uretrogram, MRI scan, and cavernosogram. You will also undergo surgery immediately (less than 48 hours after the penis has been injured) to repair damaged tissue. After surgery, patients will usually lose erectile function for two to three days and are advised not to have sexual intercourse for about a month. Most cases of broken penises can be cured and can function normally again after recovery.
