Penis

The penis is the most important part of the sexual system in terms of sexual life. However, its function and importance are not, of course, limited to erection or ejaculation, which are the two natural and most important processes related to sexual intercourse, but it is also an organ important for fertility and the excretory system.

On the face of it, it is a body that fulfils several functions, but is uninteresting in terms of potential problems. Most men never worry too much about the penis, unless it happens to be the size of the penis, which is a separate topic within the sexual sphere.

The penis, however, precisely because it combines multiple meanings for different areas of the organism’s life, is exposed to much wider influences and factors. Some may have positive effects, but there are also many that have negative effects. We will now look at all of them a little more closely.

What Is a Penis

The penis is an external organ of the reproductive system, uniquely combining importance in up to three areas. The first is the area of sexual stimulation, the second area is the transport of sex cells, and the third area is the excretion of toxic and waste substances from the body.

• The penis is a male sex organ that contains three separate spongy and spongy bodies capable of filling with blood
• The engorgement of these tophi is a response to sexual stimulation or stimulation and leads to enlargement of the penis and to a state of engorgement
• In the penis there is a urethra, which is used to drain urine and also transport ejaculate

From a sexological point of view, the penis is primarily an organ designed for stimulation and arousal. Thanks to the mechanism of erection, the penis can penetrate the female vagina and, in the case of reaching sexual climax, release by muscular contractions the ejaculate containing semen and sperm. This also fulfils the function of reproduction within the reproductive system.

From a physiological point of view, the penis consists of the following parts:

• the body of the penis, which begins at the pubic bone and ends at the glans, and in this body there are cavernous bodies capable of filling with blood and erecting themselves
• the glans penis, which is the terminal part bounded by the crown of the glans from the underside, and is richly supplied with blood vessels and nerves for the possibility of sexual stimulation
• the urethra, which is located inside the penis and passes from its root to the outlet at the tip of the glans, its function is to transport semen and urine

As far as physiological characteristics are concerned, in terms of size, shape and proportions of the individual parts, it is possible to distinguish several kinds and types of penis. It is also true that every man’s penis is highly individual in its parameters, bending and other biological characteristics. However, it is always part of the reproductive and excretory system.

There are three important processes associated with the penis:

• the first is the process of erection, i.e. the filling of the penis with blood and its hardening, which is meaningful for both sexual stimulation and reproductive functi
• on the second process is the process of ejaculation, i.e. reaching sexual climax on the basis of arousal, it is through ejaculation that sperm is transported to the vagina
• the third process is the process of urine excretion, since the urinary tube at the end of the penis starts in the bladder, where the urine produced in the kidneys reaches the bladder

The Size of Penis

Every man’s penis can have different proportions, it also depends on the growth of the penis during biological development, which affects both its length and thickness. These two parameters are discussed and compared as they are considered to be a measure of success.

Symptoms Associated With the Penis and What They May Mean

Since the penis is part of both the reproductive and excretory systems and is also important for sexual stimulation, its condition or functioning can be affected by a number of problems. These are manifested by visible outward symptoms directly on the penis, in relation to its urinary excretion function or the mechanism of erection or ejaculation.

These are the symptoms that are associated with the penis most often:

• Penile pain: although pain is a very clear and specific symptom, it can indicate a wide range of problems. Most often it is a manifestation of problems with urination due to various inflammations of the urethra, or it can also be the result of some sexually transmitted infection. If there is pain in general, it may be a physiological problem.
  
• Burning, itching and penile tenderness: If you are bothered by a burning or itching sensation in your penis, it is almost certainly a urethritis problem, alternatively it could be a sexually transmitted infection such as gonorrhoea, syphilis or trichomoniasis. If there is a higher sensitivity of the penis to touch, there may also be partial superficial inflammation of the glans, foreskin or bridle.
  
• Redness of the penis: A typical example of an allergic reaction is redness of the penis. This usually occurs on the entire skin of the penis and the allergen can be cosmetics, the fabric of the underwear or underwear that is too tight and snug, when the skin becomes inflamed. Reddened skin can also be a symptom of inflammation or irritation when shaving the penis.
  
• Inadequate erection: if a man experiences problems with hardening, this is a serious symptom of erectile dysfunction. Of course, this does not always have to be the most severe form; for example, only mild erection problems cannot yet be described as complete impotence. But this symptom should never be underestimated, it affects both fertility and sex life.
  
• Late or too fast ejaculation: the second type of signs that something is wrong with the function of the penis in the sexual area are problems with healthy ejaculation. If it is too early, for example within 1 or 2 minutes of sexual stimulation, a short bridle may be to blame. If it takes a long time for it to occur, it may be a manifestation of libido problems.

Disorders, Problems and Diseases Associated With the Penis

The penis can be affected by both diseases and problems related to its parts belonging to the excretory system, as well as functions and mechanisms related to sexual life and the reproductive system. The most well-known problems include erectile dysfunction, various inflammations and infections, among them sexually transmitted ones.

Here are the disorders, problems and diseases most commonly affecting the penis:

• Urethritis: a very common problem related to the penis is urethritis, which can also be related to general inflammation of the lower urinary tract. Most commonly, it is an infection caused by a bacterial or viral infection that manifests itself as pain during urination, burning and cutting sensations, and problems with urination itself.
  
• Urinary stones: the second problem that also troubles the urethra very often is the occurrence of urinary stones. These form initially in the kidneys as kidney stones, but over time they can also descend into the lower urinary tract and reach the urethra. This will be manifested by pain during urination in the penis, intermittent urination and a feeling of incomplete urination.
  
• Superficial infection and inflammation: Various inflammations and infections may affect not only the inside of the penis, but also its skin. Commonly, these are yeast-type infections that cause redness and burning of the skin of the genital area. However, inflammation can also be of non-infectious origin, for example, if the skin is irritated as a result of an allergic and hypersensitive reaction.
  
• Sexually transmitted disease: Very often, sexually transmitted diseases are manifested on the penis and are related to its condition or functionality. These usually affect the entire genital system, but are most common on the external part of the penis, usually with various ulcers, redness or burning of the penis. Examples include syphilis, gonorrhoea and trichomoniasis.
  
• Erectile dysfunction and erectile dysfunction: probably the most visible problem in terms of sex life is erectile dysfunction. While the less serious ones manifest themselves only by an occasional problem with the onset or hardness of erection, a serious form of erectile dysfunction can make it completely impossible for a man to have any kind of erection and thus make sexual intercourse impossible.
  
• Premature or delayed ejaculation: a problem that is appearing in men more and more is premature ejaculation. This may be caused by inflammation, a physiologically short bridle or may be due to stress or too high libido. Conversely, if the sex drive is low, there may also be a problem with delayed ejaculation and an inability to reach orgasm.
  
• Physiological disorders: the penis can also be affected by various physiological disorders, mostly congenital in nature. For example, Peyronie’s disease, which causes curvature, deformity and pain in the penis, or various physiological anomalies and deformities affecting the foreskin, glans or foreskin, such as phimosis or a too-short foreskin, are common.

Don’t Avoid the Doctor if You Need to

Some minor problems, such as allergic reactions or minor erectile dysfunction, can also be addressed with regimen measures. However, I recommend that if it is already a more serious problem or illness to see a doctor immediately, sometimes this is necessary.

How to Improve and Support the Functionality of the Penis

Frequently Asked Questions About the Penis

When I went to internet forums to find what men are most interested in, I came across questions about sex life in particular. These were questions about size or how to measure your penis. Queries about penis health are also very important. I decided to publish the most common questions and answer them:

How Do Pills to Support Penile Function Work and Why I Recommend Them

Since the dominant area I am most interested in on this site is sex life, I decided to look at the topic of the penis through the support of its individual functions. Based on my own experience, pills seem to me to be the most effective way.

In addition, the preparations have three very significant pluses:

• Due to the fact that you can buy them without a prescription, no visit to the doctor is not needed
• They are proper preparations approved by the Public Health Authority with a transparent composition, which you can also take on a long-term and regular basis
• The official brands are available, so you don’t have to worry about any serious side effects or effects

Several manufacturers even offer a money-back guarantee in case the effects are not to your liking. This, in my opinion, is already the highest possible form of guarantee and it shows that the product really believes in itself. So why not take advantage of it when you’re not actually risking anything?

Positive Effects Also on Fertility and Libido

A great benefit, which I should certainly not forget to mention, are the positive effects of the preparations not only on the erection itself, but also on fertility and libido. This effect is achieved thanks to the stimulation of testosterone, which precisely affects these two areas of sexual life.

Pills I’ve Tried and My Experience With Them

Without advertising any particular brand, I would like to share my experience with the above-mentioned products. Although there are a lot of them on our market and at first glance the offer is very rich, but if you focus only on the best quality brands, the choice becomes quite narrow. It is the quality, whether of the effects or the composition, that matters most.

In order not to waste time with testing and trials, always make your choice based on references and evaluations from men who have taken the pill. I have tried a large number of brands and the following pills have impressed me the best: