 
 
The most common cause of pénile injury is found among the variety of 
potentially dangerous positions used for séxual intercourse. The most 
popular is the ‘woman-on-top’. This type of position can result in an 
impact between the pénis against the female pelvis or perineum that can 
easily traumatize the pénile cylinders.
A pénis becomes érect when the lining of the cylinder within it is 
engorged with blood.  A pénis fracture can occur when there is trauma to
 the eréct pénis, resulting in a rupture of the cylinder lining. This 
very painful injury is often accompanied by an abrupt, distressing 
cracking noise that is immediately followed by dark bruising of the 
pénis due to blood escaping the cylinder. In ten to 30% of pénis 
fractures, the urethra is damaged and blood may be visible at the 
urinary opening.
Given these signs, an injury should be relatively simple to diagnose,
 right? You would be surprised, even with the unsettling sounds of a 
fracture occurring, many men don’t realize what has happened. Perhaps 
it’s male pride, or a refusal to admit that they are not in total 
control over their séxual functions, but often they don’t acknowledge 
their injury.
Various Dangerous Positions
There are many different dangerous séx positions (such as: The Triple
 Lindy, The London Bridge, The Pair of Tongs, The Body Builder, The 
Incline Leg, etc…) that are difficult to perform and are more likely to 
cause injury the pénis.
 
 
To prevent injury, it is highly recommended to avoid experimenting 
with séxual or masturbatory activity that puts the eréct pénis at risk 
for fracture. Also, it is always advisable to wear an athletic supporter
 to protect the private parts during physical activities such as sports 
or exercise.
A severe pénis injury is much like the aftermath of trauma from a car
 accident. The initial pain subsides after a few days, but alarming side
 effects emerge later. Such after effects related to pénile damage 
include loss of morning eréction, éjaculation pain, unsustainable 
érection, érection pain, gross curvature and, perhaps worse of all, 
pénis shrinkage.
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