Curved Penis - How to Deal With It During Erection and When to See a Doctor
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Has a partner ever called you Captain Hook? Do you have a “J-rod or a boomawang? Have you ever wondered if your “Banana” is broken because of its shape? If you are one of the many men that have a curved penis, do not stress. Today we are going to cover why you might hang to the left and when it is worth a visit to the doctor.
Is a curved penis a disease or a condition?
Causes of this problem or how does this occur?

Actually, it's normal! It is fairly normal for the penis to have a slight curve to it once it is erect. However, if your slight curve looks more like a bend and you experience pain or difficulty having sex you may need to consult your doctor because you may be dealing with Peyronies disease.
Peyronies disease is when your penis begins to curve in a more exaggerated way. Symptoms usually present as an upward curve, pain in the penis, loss of girth or length of the penis, or a hard lump on the shaft of the penis. If you experience more serious symptoms like the hard lump or the pain you should consult your doctor right away.
Peyronie’s disease is usually caused by an injury of some kind, like getting bent during sex. If you already have a slight curve being too rough in the bedroom can lead to further injury. Peyronies disease can also show up with age and no obvious signs, it is also known to run in families. Age usually presents with a downward or horizontal curve instead of the upward curve that is apparent specifically for Peyronies. Outside of disease and genetics, excessive masturbation can cause a curved penis. All the years being told it will make you blind when in truth it can give you a curve. So to answer the question is it a disease or a condition, it depends on the extremity. A slight curve or even more than slight is considered relatively normal. If the bend is extreme and causes pain or you feel the lump you have now ventured into Peyronies disease.
Where does a routine fit in?

Zen Hanger products are not medical treatments for a curve, so talk with your doctor first, especially if you have Peyronies disease or any pain. Many men use penis extension tools as part of a routine aimed at gradual length and girth over time, and that is where the tools below come in.
Penis Extenders or Penis Stretching Devices

Penis Extenders or stretching devices are a common tool for men working toward length and girth over time. The All-Day Stretcher is a method that connects a comfortable cotton noose to the tip of your penis and with a tension pulley system pulls down to an anchor point on your leg. This tugging all day is discrete enough to wear on a regular basis and is built for steady, comfortable stretching over time.
Another stretching method is hanging weights using the same device as the all-day stretcher. Simply attach the anchor point to the half-pound weight for a few minutes a day gradually increasing in weight. It sounds intimidating but it should not be a painful experience and can be quite relaxing.
Penis Pills
We already talked about the over-the-counter options your doctor may prescribe but you also need to take into account supplements that you do not need your doctor for. For example, Volume and Recovery Supplements are made to support healthy blood flow as part of a routine that supports recovery between sessions. This method has the added benefit of supporting the volume in which you ejaculate. Be cautious when selecting supplements because not all are made equal and you can usually spot a false claim by how quickly they expect you to see results. There are no miracles in the world of achieving the penis you want.
Penis Pumps/Vacuum Pump/Automatic Penis Pump
Penis pumps or vacuum pumps are a popular method for a fuller, more engaged feel. With the use of timed suction, an Automatic Penis Pump can be used as part of a routine aimed at gradual length and girth. This is a good tool to make a part of your extension routine, and just a few minutes a day can fit into your schedule. This works the same way the rest of the toolkit does the three magic words “increased blood flow”. By pulling more blood into the tissue cavities of your penis you get a fuller, more engaged feel. That fuller feel is what many men look for in a routine.
Exercise

Your doctor can tell you whether any exercises make sense for your situation. Forcing the penis against its curve can cause injury, including penile fracture, so avoid anything that is painful or uncomfortable. Adding a soothing Aloe Vera gel can help keep the skin comfortable during any routine, since friction and dryness are common irritants.
Penis Surgery

Surgery should only be considered if recommended by your doctor and the rest of the methods have not worked out long term. Surgery is an expensive option and can potentially leave you off worse than where you started. The surgery is a quick outpatient procedure where a silicone tube is inserted between the two tissue sacs in your penis. It has a long recovery time and can sometimes lead to nerve damage and sensitivity loss. However, those who are successful have noted a fuller and bigger penis. Because the rod is silicone some manual straightening process may still be required after recovery.
Final Recommendations
If you curve in any direction fear not, a slight curve is common and your doctor can tell you what is right for you. Now there are benefits to having a slight curve if you are not in any pain. A slight curve has the added angular benefit your partner may appreciate but be wary of curves and rough interactions. This is a quick way to turn a slight curve into an injury. Regardless of if you decide a pump, a weight, supplements, or gel, and your hands are the right way for you remember patience along with the routine. A steady routine matters more than any single session! Watch, How to use Penis Pump. Or watch below
Zen Pump - How to use Automatic Penis Pump
| Medical Disclaimer: If you have any medical conditions, questions, or concerns, please speak with your healthcare provider directly. The articles on Zen Hanger are underpinned by peer-reviewed research and information drawn from medical societies and governmental agencies. However, they are not a substitute for professional medical advice diagnosis, or treatment. |
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