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What is the medical term for a constant erection following a conus spinal fracture?
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Priapism : Priapism can occur for a variety of medical problems and needs immediate evaluation.
Answered 5/23/2015
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Last week iwas doing prone masturbation i made a strong move and ifelt some hurt i googled penal diseases and i was terrified i went to urologist who told me i dont have penile fracture but now i dont have erection even on porn it is very weak help?
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Just a question: Can you still get an erection if you have penile fracture or other penile injury? And if still growing, does a bent penis bend more?
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I bent my penis hard. I think I may have. but I can still sustain an erection without that much pain. is a fracture likely?
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What to do if i almost bent my penis hard. I think i may have. But i can still sustain an erection without that much pain. Is a fracture likely?
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