This strange penis of mine

[jmath Member Find all posts View Profile Close jmath]

I'm trying to fix a curvature to the left. I've been reading and analizing the situation as much as I could before trying to focus my exercises on the curve, meanwhile I jelq normally.

When flaccid my penis is thinner on the left side, I can clearly see this as the glans sticks out on the left side and it doesn't on the right side. If I lie on my bed and hold my penis up and let it go it will always fall to the left, the weaker side. It's clear that the left side is under developed, this seems to be more noticeable near the glans than near the base.

When erect the volume of each side is nearly even, or not so noticeable at least, but my penis is definitely curved to the left. It's a quite smooth on the right side, on the left side I can see where the curve is accentuated. There is no lump or hard plaque there, flaccid or erected. When rock hard erected I can feel a little dent there although it seems to be fading away, nothing visible, I can only find it width my fingers if I find it. Maybe it's just the accentuation of the curve there. I have no pain. Can it still be that Peyronie's thing?

Now.... I've read something about two chambers on each side of the penis near the glans. Do they exist? In penis blueprints I have found no such thing, just two corpora cavernosas on each side from base to glans and that's all. But touching my penis I have the feeling that there may be something true about them, since the top half feels different from the bottom half, there seem to be such chambers. Can it be that my curve is just caused by and underdevelopment of this left chamber? The accentuation of the curve seems to be where the left one would end (going downwards), producing a curve because it's shorter from the glans down than the right one. If it's that, how do I develop this left chamber?

Does any of this make sense? What do you think about it? I plan to consult an urologist when I can, but for now I haven't got nor a job nor health coverage so... I'll have to wait a bit for that. But obviously there is underdevelopment in the left side somewhere. I'm going to start taking pictures of my penis with my webcam immediately so that I can keep a track on the curve, because I can't make my mind about if it's getting better. I'm doing JP's routine including some curved jelqs to the right.

Thank you very much for reading all of this...

[007 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close 007]

Very intersting post. I think you may have something there, more than what simple biology books tell us.
And remember that everyone is fairly similar, but not identical, so the interior workings and blueprints of your happy guy may differ in many degrees from mine.
And on the job and health insurance, Hey man I feel ya. The economy is rough, a year ago my job went south with the economy and took my health insurance with it.. GGRRRRRR!
Anyhow, post anytime you have anything on your mind, we're a big family here.

[epsilon Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close epsilon]

Math maybe you want to try this thread. https://www.pegym.com/forums/pe-theo...ide-penis.html

eps: Good question. A few men have used certain exercises to fix a curve. All of them involve doing what Thimsile mentions: focusing on the weaker side.

So, for instance, if your penis curves to the right, then the right side of your penis is the weaker side. Why? It's the shortest side.

Ways you can exercise the weaker side a few ways:

• Stretch your penis to the opposite of the weaker side. So if it curves right, stretch your penis to the left so the pressure is focused on weaker side (the right side).
• Jelq against the curve using a side jelq. So, if your penis curves right, jelq it to the left. This also exercises the weaker side.
• Do a "mini-jelq" in which you take your forefinger and thumb to form a "pincher grip" (the grip looks line a pinch), to just jelq the weaker side.

Hope this helps,
rem

[epsilon Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close epsilon]

Additional note, on jelqing the weaker side, use kingpole u grip to trigger it. update us on the result.

[jmath Member Find all posts View Profile Close jmath]

Additional note, on jelqing the weaker side, use kingpole u grip to trigger it. update us on the result.

Thanks. I don't know what kingpole u grip is, the same with that "pincher grip", although I'm going to ask in the other thread ("How to develop one side of the penis") to bring it back and make it a little more complete, it's useful.