I hope the guys and ladies on this board will take my question seriously. I know...I should probably just talk to my doc. But, something tells me that at least one person here on TER has gone through the same thing.
I don't know when I first noticed it, but, my erections have been really strange looking lately. For the record, I'm almost 60 and am in good health and at the normal weight for my height. I run every day, have never smoked, and only drink a glass of wine 4-5 times per week at dinner. Back on the erection topic, I have developed a strange problem where I can get erect, but, the top of my penis behind the head seems to not become erect. As a result, I have a huge curve right below the head. It seems like there is some sort of blood flow issue. Everything was fine up until now. Before I forget, my prostate is normal. Has anyone ever had the same problem? or, is this simply an aging issue? Thanks very much for any advice....Peyronie's disease is a condition Not a disease. It is common. I have it. Yes, you should check with your doctor a general practioner or better a urologist.
It doesn't cause me any problems. Everyone is different so get it checked out.
I'm still not a doctor so it of course could be something else.
It doesn't cause me any problems. Everyone is different so get it checked out.
I'm still not a doctor so it of course could be something else.
Now that I think about it, I recently switched from "tighty whitey" briefs to those tight boxers. I wonder if perhaps an erection while wearing the boxers could have crunched things? I think I will switch back to the briefs and see if this goes away after a while.
Ha! I never got into Seinfeld, so this was the first time I've seen this scene -- pretty funny, and, I have read about the sperm count issue in reliable publications. At 60, I'm all for low sperm counts.
hopefully everything will straighten out for you..it usually does..
both of them told me it was a genetic thing. Neither one seemed to care, however I didn't know either one of them through the hobby. So not sure if their Que Sera, Sera attitude was genuine.
Regardless, both of the gents decided not to treat it, etc...
They could still have intercourse. It merely required a bit of modification and they learned to adjust very well.
I haven't had your problem, but I have an opinion about how to investigate the problem: Basically, your urologist is your friend. If you don't have one, get one. Trust me on this - there is NOTHING having to do with a guy's dick that they don't know about.