Tear in Penis, Fracture or Peyronies? Bends During Sex.

[NotFromHere]

Hello, now I want to talk about another issue that has been bothering me for about a year or so. Normally my penis has been pretty straight for the most part. I'm 49. I started noticing over some time that it has a very slight bend upward now, when erect. That's fine, it's nothing outrageous. It actually looks like most I think. But the main issue is that near the base there is a slight indention on top of the shaft near the base, and thats where it bends. And no matter how hard it gets when erect, I can bend it with a little force right at the indention. You can actually feel the indention more than you can see it. And when having sex with my wife, it does tend to bend there as well. I know for a fact that's never happened. I went to the urologist because I thought it might be peyronies disease. He did a physical inspection and felt no signs inside that would lead him to believe it is peyronies. No scar tissue or hard lumps or anything. All he said to do was wait and see what happens. So I still have the intention and bending. I don't know if there's a tear inside the shaft across it, or what. It is really annoying. I can still have sex just fine, but I really have to be careful or it will bend at the indention. I do take viagra, but I don't really have a problem getting hard, it's just the bend that causes problems. And it's there even with viagra. I would appreciate any insight you all might have. Thanks.

[xsevenx]

If you are still able to enjoy penetrative sex without any problems, and your urologist seems unconcerned with your current situation, I’d say carry on, and stop worrying!

[NotFromHere in reply to xsevenx]

Thank you.

[SetteeSofa]

I agree with xsevenx. Given that your urologist is happy and it's not adversely affecting your sex life, try not to worry unless you notice the condition is becoming more troublesome.

[NotFromHere in reply to SetteeSofa]

Thanks for the advice.

[mperloe]

mayoclinic.org/healthy-life... may be a penile fracture.