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Q: Erectile dysfunction
asked by: DoctorQuestion on April 27th, 2008
i was just wondering if there is anything i can do for my penis, when i was younger i used to push my erect penis inbetween my legs to hide the erection and now the left side of my penis is damaged i think because it has been crushed inbetween my legs, when i get slightly erect it bends left asif there is not enough blood flow to the left and the right gets erect quicker and i cant stop thinking about it and need some help to fix it but not surgery as it is ruining my life because i have no confidence with girls and its depressing me, i want a straight penis can it be fixed by like massage or anything ? please help. thanks


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on May 2nd, 2008
Erectile Dysfunction Answer A4024
I am not sure that your problem (not a straight erection) is a real erectile dysfunction because you have an erection, but if you really believe that you have injured your penis you may want to consult a urologist!




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