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Injured penis
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Injured penis
by Dandy135, Jan 14, 2008 09:32PM
I used a device that was intended to stretch the foreskin to achieve a restored foreskin. The device has a "pusher" that essentially pushes the glan back into the abdominal area. I would wear the device for no more that an hour with a few minutes rest and back to tension. The whole session would be about 8 hours.
After discontinuing the use of the device, I have pain in the internal penis. I have a continuous pulling sensation. My glans is cool and there is a pulling feeling that draws my penis into my body.
I saw a urologist, but I didn't disclose my activities. He did a sonograph and noted that my blood pressure was low.
Will this go away by itself? If I have to see my urologist, how can I tell him about this?
After discontinuing the use of the device, I have pain in the internal penis. I have a continuous pulling sensation. My glans is cool and there is a pulling feeling that draws my penis into my body.
I saw a urologist, but I didn't disclose my activities. He did a sonograph and noted that my blood pressure was low.
Will this go away by itself? If I have to see my urologist, how can I tell him about this?
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what's to lose?
it's unlikely to have caused any ongoing problem
the cremaster reflex can draw testes back up into the body but i've never heard of it drawing the penis into the body
sorry, never heard of that problem!