FOR MARRIED PEOPLE.............SEE SEX POSITIONS THAT CAN BREAK THE PENIS

It is indeed exciting to adopt different sex positions when having sex. Among the many health benefits of sexual intercourse, changing sex positions helps in counting it as a form of exercise.

However, there are certain sex positions that if care is not taken, can cause penile fractures or let the penis break. Among the numerous sex positions in the world, COWGIRL (Woman On Top)takes the lead when it comes to penile fracture. Other sex positions include, FROGGY and OLYMPICS. These sex positions can lead the penis into hitting on the bone area of the woman as its erected it can cause fracture.
A penile fracture is a rupture in the two areas of the penis responsible for erections: the corpora cavernosa and the penile sheath.
Because the injury can cause long-lasting damage to a man's sexual and urinary function, it is important to seek emergency medical attention.
Symptoms of a penile fracture include:
👉bleeding from the penis
👉experiencing dark-colored bruising to the penis
👉having trouble urinating
👉hearing a cracking or popping sound
👉losing an erection suddenly
👉pain that varies from minimal to severe
The penis has an area of sponge-like tissue called the corpus cavernosa. When a man has an erection, the blood in the penis concentrates in this area. When the penis is erect, one or both sides of the corpus cavernosa can snap, resulting in a penile fracture.
A penile fracture will usually only occur when a man's penis is erect. A flaccid penis does not typically fracture because the corpus cavernosa is not as enlarged as when the penis is erect.
The injury usually happens when a man is thrusting against the pubic bone or the perineum, which can cause the corpus cavernosum to snap or break.
However, a penile fracture has also been known to occur in the following circumstances:
👉rolling over in bed onto an erect penis
👉hitting an erect penis on something, such as a door frame or furniture
👉falling onto an erect penis
The faster a man can see a doctor and have the fracture treated, the more likely he is to experience a full recovery.
While most men will be able to go home after the procedure, a doctor will usually advise them to refrain from sexual activity for at least 1 month to allow the surgical site to heal.
In rare instances where a man has difficulty avoiding an erection for the duration of the recovery period, a doctor may prescribe medications to reduce the likelihood an erection, such as sedatives or hormones.