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Glans problem/nerve problem

Almost 2 years ago i had an incident with a tiolet seat...it squished the mid neck part of my penis. The glans balloned and one small veins "sprouted" but is almost un-noticeable (at the bottom of my penis just before the glans where the neck and head meets) It didn't hurt but i noticed things later...

        #1. My penis is quite often football shaped (the tip is shrunk and the middle is somewhat plumped) instead of the cylindrical shape it should have. The head/tip/glans has a hard time ballooning during an erection although mostly stiff in all other areas. I think maybe my glans has lost elasticity or something...

          #2. I get a sharp shooting pain at the end of my penis just under the head a couple times a week. Where the neck and glans meet feels weak during erection.

          #3. It was hard to pee and ejaculated, it did not feel as good and it was and spermless/About a year after my incident i saw a urologst. he dialated my urethra and said there was some scar tissue.

-Do i have nerve damage? (Causes weak stamina in erections)
-Is my glans permanantly damaged?(glans will not balloon only partially while penis is erect)
-The tightening of my urethra will need a stent?(everything worked better for the most part after dialation) It's been about 3-4 months since the dialation
          
My Urologist said nothing was wrong other than the minimal scarring but i think he is wrong...Please give me some good advice or guidance as to dealing with these issues.

                            Thank you

    
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Ok, well my glans was overinflated, probably the same as what  penis pumps do...it got bigger than it should have been. It does get inflated when im 100% erect, but not at 90%
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To answer your questions:
1) Nerve damage is possible with any type of penile trauma.  

2) I cannot comment on the permanence of any symptoms without knowing the cause.  Imaging the penis can help determine the extent of damage.

3) A stent can be considered if the dilation doesn't solve the problem.  The other option would be repeated dilations.  

I would suggest another urological opinion if the treatment option is in question.

Followup with your personal physician is essential.

This answer is not intended as and does not substitute for medical advice - the information presented is for patient education only. Please see your personal physician for further evaluation of your individual case.

Kevin, M.D.
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