Can you fracture your penis?

[mrtuaki]

I have a good article to share about penis:

A penis fracture can occur when there is trauma to the erect penis, resulting in rupture of the lining of the cylinder (corpus cavernosum) in the penis that becomes engorged with blood during an erection. This very painful injury is often accompanied by an audible cracking sound, followed immediately by dark bruising of the penis due to blood escaping the cylinder. In 10 percent to 30 percent of penis fractures, the urethra is damaged and blood may be visible at the urinary opening of the penis.

A fractured penis requires urgent medical attention. Prompt surgical repair of a penis fracture is usually successful. If untreated, the injury may result in deformity of the penis or the inability to have or maintain an erection (erectile dysfunction).


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[louis2002]

First time I heard about penis fracture......

Better be careful when I try those "stunts" next time.....

I still wanna use my tool for another 30 years or till the day I drop dead.....

Heeheeheehee.............:D

[darkafac]

http://bp3.blogger.com/_nmyjALzk-TI/RslzT_9l7QI/AAAAAAAAABc/3MC_kaIUi3k/s320/penis_fracture.jpg


u mean like this?? LOL!!!

[uiop]

woo.... is this x-ray real?
The bone looks long leh....What happen to those bone before erect?

The x-ray are fake :p

[Snuber]

The penis has no bone lah............... so how can fracture occur. More likely, a sprain as it's filled with blood vessels

[Ermas]

The x-ray are fake :p

Agreed with you. If the bone is in the center, where is the passage for urine.

[Fitto]

The penis has no bone lah............... so how can fracture occur. More likely, a sprain as it's filled with blood vessels

Same thoughts when i see the x-ray pic. :)

[hitam]

Agree, the penis does not have a bone along it, so cannot possibly get fractured.

[darkafac]

HAHAHA!! those pics post by me is not real.. jus a candid pics to make ur day :D

[devilboy99]

The penis has no bone lah............... so how can fracture occur. More likely, a sprain as it's filled with blood vessels

The only right answer of the day... the pennis has no bones indeed. well done bro

[mentalk]

The human penis is made up of three columns of tissue: two corpora cavernosa (spongy tube) lie next to each other on the dorsal side and one corpus spongiosum (spongy tube) lies between them on the top. No bones in them. So the good news is that it an never be fractured! :D

[aakumu]

The only right answer of the day... the pennis has no bones indeed. well done bro
Nice one, penis have no bone; but I heard from a few female friends that they prefer bent penis, would someone shine light into this subject.
Thanks.

[max-online]

So if penis has got no bone then how to get fracture :confused:

[AirWick8002]

No bone how to fracture....

[eighty2]

Nice one, penis have no bone; but I heard from a few female friends that they prefer bent penis, would someone shine light into this subject.
Thanks.


Bent penies can hit the G spots.

[Macallan12]

ANything hard can be brittle...

[PinkNipsLover]

Interesting. So far havent heard any penis fractured case b4

[DarthRevan]

those pics post by me is not real.. jus a candid pics to make ur day :D

That is a really funny pic! :D

[usmjordan2]

Penis where got bone ? penis is form by the soft tissue ok

[msgfan]

Nice one, penis have no bone; but I heard from a few female friends that they prefer bent penis, would someone shine light into this subject.
Thanks.


Bent penis? you mean these...

(only for sharing purpose.)

http://pci2.xtube.com/photos/20080227/15/loXxN7jVxrSz.jpg
http://pci2.xtube.com/photos/20080227/15/lEa3wGnXM4DN.jpg
http://pci2.xtube.com/photos/200704221925_DJdo/ln6UEmsYf8RM.jpg
http://pci2.xtube.com/photos/200704281225_Hqdr/lwYUcnecX7lG.jpg

[delayer]

penis can have tissue tear. but not fracture

[Lor Mee]

Never hard of it before, i don't think it can be fracture.

[octupus]

Penis cant be fractured, but if have hardon and you bent them, like 180 degress, can have severe damage.

Penis, come straight, curve upwards and cure downwards. :)

[emotion]

Bent penies can hit the G spots.

Not true. What if it bent the other direction? (Away from the G-spot) :D

[-Ohlala]

There is no bone inside the penis.So how could it be fracture? :p

[Seether]

a penis can be broken due to damage done to the vascular bundle, and the myriad of other tissues/vessels contained within a penis.

when erected, the penis is like a sponge that has absorbed water. now imagine wringing the sponge. the water gets expelled through the pores of the sponge. however, in a penis, there aren't any pores. the "absorption" is done via vessels/bundles. if these vessels/bundles are broken, you can technically break a penis.

the proper usage of the word fracture is when there is a break in rigid body tissue. since the penis is a non-permanent rigid body structure, a break in it is not known as a fracture. in this case, it will be the rupturing of the corpus cavernosum that causes the break in the penis.

[qw2op]

Not true. What if it bent the other direction? (Away from the G-spot) :D

lidat ah? ... den, f**k her upside down la! ... :eek: :p

[Exciteme]

Penis cant be fractured, but if have hardon and you bent them, like 180 degress, can have severe damage.

Penis, come straight, curve upwards and cure downwards. :)

May sound stupid, but i really curious to know. :o
Actually, no bones only tissues, but what causes the curve inclination? :confused:

[s1.w3n.b41.l31]

a penis can be broken due to damage done to the vascular bundle, and the myriad of other tissues/vessels contained within a penis.

when erected, the penis is like a sponge that has absorbed water. now imagine wringing the sponge. the water gets expelled through the pores of the sponge. however, in a penis, there aren't any pores. the "absorption" is done via vessels/bundles. if these vessels/bundles are broken, you can technically break a penis.

the proper usage of the word fracture is when there is a break in rigid body tissue. since the penis is a non-permanent rigid body structure, a break in it is not known as a fracture. in this case, it will be the rupturing of the corpus cavernosum that causes the break in the penis.

Bro, that was my first thought too. Then.. I wikied it.
Penile fracture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penile_fracture)
They still call it a fracture. :P

Interesting bit in the wiki about Iran..

[South Cove]

A penile fracture is an injury caused by the rupture of the tunica albuginea, which envelopes the corpus cavernosum of the penis. It is an uncommon injury, most often caused by a blunt trauma to an erect penis.