Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose:During erection, the penis curves to the left at a 50 to 60-degree angle, and the bend exceeds 30 degrees. The glans is thick, while the base is only half the size of the glans.
I have several questions to ask the doctor:
1. Is this a problem with the corpora cavernosa?
2. How should such issues be treated?
3. If it is a corpora cavernosa issue, can it be treated with a filling surgery?
4. Which department in the hospital handles corpora cavernosa filling surgery?
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Doctor's answer:
Normal male penises have a certain degree of curvature after erection. When the ventral curvature (downward bend) exceeds 15 degrees, it can cause difficulties during sexual intercourse. The dorsal curvature (upward bend) is allowed to bend within a range of 30 degrees. Pathological penile curvature is generally caused by factors such as scars, short frenulum, or penile plaques. Since I don't know the degree of curvature of your penis, I recommend that you have it checked promptly. A doctor can determine whether the curvature is physiological or pathological. After identifying the underlying cause, a tailored treatment plan can be developed to achieve the best possible outcome.