Ouch! Can you really break your penis?
I'm guessing at one point or another in your life, probably when you were a bit younger than you are now, you've wondered if maybe there's an actual, real bone located in the penis.
I mean, we call erections "boners", having sex can sometimes be called "boning", and every now and then you might have come across the confusing term "broken penis" and questioned everything you thought you knew about basic human anatomy.
The short answer is no. There is no real actual bone in the human penis (although millions of years ago, before humans split from apes, there could possibly have been one - a bone in the penis called the baculum - as many primates and other mammals still have one... But I digress) but yes, you CAN break it, and it is everything as ouchy and as cross-your-legsy as you're imagining.
What is a broken penis?
As I've explained, a 'broken penis' doesn't actually involve bones. It's medically known as a penile fracture, and happens when an erect penis experiences a sudden and forceful bending or snapping. This usually happens during vigorous sexual activity, most commonly when the penis slips out and accidentally slams into the other body, and results in the rupturing of the fibrous covering of the cavernosa and the tunica albuginea vessels. For all of us who aren't doctors, these are the things that make up most of what we know as "the penis". It's blood vessels and erectile tissue and muscle fibres, etc. and when it's bent forcefully and suddenly it can "break".
It's often accompanied by popping sound, immediate pain, swelling and colour changing of the penis itself, and sometimes even blood. (I'm sorry, guys. I told you it was cross-your-legsy.)
What do I do if I break my penis??
Make absolutely no mistake. As embarrassing or private as you may think it is, this is an emergency medical situation and must be taken very seriously and treated very quickly. Get to the closest emergency room as soon as you can.
You will most likely require at least a small amount of surgery to repair the damaged tissue, and in some cases there can be long term care and medical treatment needed. If left untreated, or not treated properly, it can have severe effects on functions like urination and ejaculation, and can impair sexual function and enjoyment for the rest of your life.
How long will it take a broken penis to heal?
It really depends on the severity of the damage, but after treatment, it is essential to allow sufficient time for proper healing and recovery. Doctors typically advise refraining from sexual activities for 4-6 weeks to avoid any complications, and many patients elect to wait even longer. Taking all the prescribed medication, and following professional advice is crucial during this time to ensure successful recovery. Don't jump the queue or think you know better or have "just a little quickie" or anything like that. It's not worth it. Remember the ouchy-cross-legsy.
Will I be able to have sex again if I break my penis?
Yes. Yes you can. It might take a while to gain the confidence to get as slam-bam as you were before, but you can and will be able to have sex again. For those of you reading who have never had the experience and are now maybe a little scared of having sex just in case you may experience it, don't stress too much. It will totally ruin your mojo, and life is far too short to spend it worrying about things that "might" happen.
Always take care of yourself and the people you play with. Listen to your body. Listen to theirs. Always remember to get and give enthusiastic, informed consent, and happy fucking, my friends.
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