Penile breaking grows the penile curvature.

Reader 1: 9/7/2001>
About a year ago, my Fiancé and I were having sex in the missionary position, I pulled out a little by accident (getting a little rambunctious I guess) and we both tried to re-insert my penis in her vagina again quickly, but we missed. At the time I felt a slight "pop" and it hurt, but not a lot. After a few moments we continued and I felt no pain at all during intercourse. With in the last maybe 6 months I have been noticing that my penis is slowly turning toward the right and now down a little bit. As time goes on it seems as if it is getting more and more noticeable, but mostly just turning toward the right. The bend it-self is what I would consider slight, but I am still very concerned. We have continued to have sex, but I'm getting more and more concerned with the bend and twist. I am 29, in good heal and experience no pain before, after or during sex. I am also able to reach orgasm with no problems. Is there anything that I can do to reverse the curvature? It does not bother my Fiancé, but it has been bothering me more and more often.

Dr. Lin: 9/8/2001>Yes! The scar tisuses in the broken section restrict erection in the right side of the penis.
The scar tissues gradually expand due to the poor blood circulation in the adjacent tissues.
That is why the penile curvature becomes more and more noticeable.
You should massage the damaged spot with VIP Cream (1-015) and take LastLonger (3-005) to dilate the penile tissues for more hormone-enriched blood to get into the wound section for healing.
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By the way, breaking a penis during sex is a result of having wild sex, quick in-and-out thrusting, or quick and forced misalignment insertion with a weak erection. The penile damage will also cause shrinkage in addition to curvature.

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