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Skin conditions affecting the penis
Meatal strictures
Most strictures of the external urethral meatus are associated with BXO or LSA, although in children they may be caused by inexpert circumcision (possibly due to damage to the frenular artery). In adults urethral instrumentation or catheter trauma may be the cause. Patients will present with classical symptoms of bladder outflow obstruction and possible penile pain if there is infection.
Simple dilatation, while widely practiced, has a high recurrence rate unless the patient is prepared to take up regular self dilatation. Where BXO is present the recurrence rate with standard reconstruction is very high and insertion of a patch of buccal mucosa will give the best long term results, although often at the cost of a relatively complex two stage procedure.
This problem occurs because the penis has been touched, as evidenced by the BXO, by the "inexpert circumcision", and by "urethral instrumentation or catheter trauma".
It can be easily prevented by this simple rule: NEVER touch the penis.
As for adults that get this symptom: they probably got it form some sexually transmitted disease, facilitated by the Divine as a consequence of their own stupidity or lust and they should pay the price for their sin: die or stop reproducing if cured.
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Small penis
It is relatively common to see men who are unhappy with their penile length: sadly many of these men only come to see specialists after having been though unscrupulous clinics who charge much but deliver only scarring. IN fact the majority of patients requesting penile enhancement surgery, as show in research by our group, have penile dimensions within the normal range.
Penile enhancement surgery should still be viewed as experimental and while it is possible to give the impression of a slightly longer or thicker flaccid penis, the surgery may well leave the penis looking severely misshapen if done badly. There is no proven technique to increase the size of the erect organ, and those techniques which are available have significant risks of post operative erectile failure.
The desire to have a longer penis appears to be a variant of dysmorphophobia and patients should not be invited to undergo surgery without being seen by an experienced psychosexual expert first.
Penis size varies within populations and between populations. So what? In some populations and environments there will be an evolutionary advantage to having a certain sized and shaped penis, in others there will be an evolutionary advantage to having a penis of another size and shape. Be satisfied with the equipment that your population and the Divine has bequeathed you with.
I imagine, though, that for lack of a foreskin a circumcised penis cannot attain its normal erect length. If so, then that is too bad...
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Peyronie’s disease
Since the erection bodies of the penis stretch to a pre-defined length during erection, a shortening of one side will result in a bend to that side (This can be demonstrated by taping a piece of sellotape onto the side of a long balloon then blowing it up). Peyronie’s disease is a condition where a fibrous plaque affects the fibrous covering of the penis in such a way; congenital curvature can cause the penis to bend. Generally speaking, a gentle bend of up to 25 degrees will often not cause too many problems, and indeed most men do have a penis which bends a little bit.
In the early stages of Peyronie’s disease pain is often a problem, due to an active inflammation in the affected area.
Initial treatment in the painful phase of the disease is controversial, with few properly conducted studies showing a benefit of any treatment over simple rest. There appears to be a place for anti-oxidant vitamin therapy and I usually advise a three month initial course of high dose anti-oxidants which may help by reducing free radicals in the developing scar tissue. Intercourse should be avoided if pain is a major feature, and if a man continues to have sex then extra lubrication is helpful to reduce the risk of further stressing the erection. Tamoxifen in conjunction with a course of anti-inflammatory medicine may help more persistent cases.
The commonest and simplest operation is a procedure called the Nesbit’s operation. This involves reducing the length of the normal side of the penis to straighten it. While this procedure causes a small amount of penile shortening and leaves the affected area in place, few men find they are bothered by the residual scar tissue if the penis is straight in erection.
If there is a major bend, a persistent painful plaque, or the penis is short, a Nesbit’s procedure may not give a good result. It may then be necessary to consider removing the plaque and putting in a replacement tissue such as vein or dermis. Although this option preserves penile length it is considerably more complex than the simple Nesbit’s procedure.
According to SirPumpy such bend and contorted penises are typical for circumcised penises in erection. I already discussed the cause in my reply to him. It is easily prevented: by not being so stupid as to circumcise the penis of your child. Or in other words: NEVER touch the penis of your child. (Circumcision equals touching.)
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Penile carcinoma
Penile cancers are rare and associated with poor hygiene, uncircumcised men and some pre-malignant skin conditions.
Nearly always the lesion starts as an ulcer on the glans or foreskin, and spreads to the penile bodies and then the inguinal lymph nodes. If the disease is caught at an early stage surgery is curative and it may be possible to practice conservative techniques to allow continued potency. If the disease is advanced however partial or total penectomy is required, although radiotherapy may be an option. Early regional lymphadenectomy, while associated with significant morbidity, appears to offer a survival benefit in patients with poor prognosis tumours or low volume lymph node disease.
Yeah, well, if you got penile cancer, then it probably was caused by a sexually transmitted disease and you ought to die or if cured stop reproducing. It is good that the foreskin in this way blesses us by removing sinners from the population. Be proud that you contribute to the health and prosperity of your gene pool and population by dying. Praise be for the pagan god who blessed us with sexually transmitted diseases and penile cancers.
I call on all fertile females that are in a relationship with a circumcised male to avoid getting impregnated by him as he most likely has been circumcised because of some inherited genetic deficiency and instead to be circumspectly adulterous and to get themselves fertilized by males with a normal penis.
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