Patient's question:
My penis curves downward at a 60-degree angle. When erect, it's almost banana-shaped. The doctor recommended a penile straightening surgery, saying it's congenital. However, I suspect it happened during development due to me manually twisting it hard, which gradually led to this condition. I'd like to ask how the surgery is performed—is it to cut out the curved part of the corpus cavernosum and straighten it, or something else? Additionally, after the examination, the doctor said my urethral corpus cavernosum is normal, and the urethral meatus is also normal. Please advise.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the specific surgical method will be determined by the clinical physician based on your condition.In addition to receiving standard treatment for testicular malformation, patients need to consult with experts frequently and maintain communication with their doctors. It is also important to pay attention to diet, such as adopting a light diet and engaging in more outdoor activities. At the same time, patients should choose a reputable hospital for diagnosis and treatment to achieve better therapeutic outcomes.