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In this episode, Dr. Brandon breaks down why it’s time for parents to have honest, compassionate conversations with their kids about porn — because chances are, they’ve already seen it.
- 00:34 – Understanding Penile Anatomy: The doctors explain that the human penis has no bones but contains two erectile chambers (corpora cavernosa) surrounded by a tough sheath (tunica albuginea), which can rupture under pressure.
- 03:13 – What is a Penile Fracture? A penile fracture happens when the penis is bent forcefully during an erection, often causing a popping sound, immediate loss of erection, and swelling.
- 05:25 – Exploring Risk Factors: They discuss risk factors, including vigorous sex, lack of lubrication, and certain positions like “woman on top” or sudden, awkward movements.
- 06:26 – Treatment and Surgery: Penile fractures require emergency surgery to repair the rupture and prevent complications like scarring or deformity.
- 17:55 – Prevention Tips and Conclusion: The episode concludes with tips on preventing injuries, such as avoiding excessive bending during sex and ensuring proper lubrication, while emphasizing the importance of seeking immediate care.
Resources
Erkin, A., & Colleagues. (2024). Beyond conventional wisdom: Unexplored risk factors for penile fracture. Sexual Medicine Open Access, 12(5), qfae068. https://doi.org/10.1093/smoa/qfae068
