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Could you have a penis fracture without it turning black and blue? uti came back clear. noticed that my erections now are slightly painful, throbbing pain in penis. penis more bent to left. happened after sex. could it be trauma that isn't a fractur?

Q: could you have a penis fracture without it turning black and blue? uti came back clear. noticed that my erections now are slightly painful, throbbing pain in penis. penis more bent to left. happened after sex. could it be trauma that isn't a fractur?

: Penile fracture occurs after considerable trauma to an erect penis followed by loss of erection and the area turning black and blue. so it is not that. It could be trauma without fracture. Didn't the doc ordering uti test check you? Pl see a Urologist asap or go to the er. Good luck

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Dr. Birendra Tandan answered

Penile fracture occurs after considerable trauma to an erect penis followed by loss of erection and the area turning black and blue. so it is not that. It could be trauma without fracture. Didn't the doc ordering uti test check you? Pl see a Urologist asap or go to the er. Good luck

Answered 7/10/2023

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A member asked:

Could you have a penis fracture without it turning black and blue? uti came back clear. noticed that my erections now are slightly painful, throbbing pain in penis. penis more bent to left. happened after sex. could it be trauma that isn't a fractur?

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