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I am 21 years of age and didn't have a bent penis till date. But since 2-3 months,ther has been some problem. It now bends to the right at about 20 degrees. I had 'slight' to mild pain in my penis which subsided afterwards. The two corpora cavernosa are now not equal in size. There is a depression in the right one, just below the head. Moreover, a ring is also visible just below the head which wasn't earlier.Additional information-I masturbate once a day on an average but i am never too harsh at it. What could be the reasons for this? I m really depressed. What cud b done about it?
I am 21 years of age and didn't have a bent penis till date. But since 2-3 months,ther has been some problem. It now bends to the right at about 20 degrees. I had 'slight' to mild pain in my penis which subsided afterwards. The two corpora cavernosa are now not equal in size. There is a depression in the right one, just below the head. Moreover, a ring is also visible just below the head which wasn't earlier.Additional information-I masturbate once a day on an average but i am never too harsh at it. What could be the reasons for this? I m really depressed. What cud b done about it?
Hi, you could try jelqing as this would move more blood into your corpora cavernosa, as this is a part of jelqing to open up your corpora cavernosa cells to allow more blood into them.
Just go to pegym there you will find a beginners page, just do as they say and dont try and rush it.
Good luck
Just go to pegym there you will find a beginners page, just do as they say and dont try and rush it.
Good luck
Thank for the reply.
Should I also cut down my masturbation rate or is it okay at once a day?
Should I also cut down my masturbation rate or is it okay at once a day?
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