Hi doctor,
Thank you so much for your prompt response. I did not notice anything unusual about post-ejaculation. I have been struggling with muscle spasms, but that has been happening for the past six months, and it is in the perineum and does not really affect the actual penis. And furthermore, I did not notice any unusual penis swelling or any sudden erection loss other than the normal gradual erection loss. The ejaculation was painful, but not in the penis, it was in the perineum. However, it was a few weeks ago, and I cannot say with 100 % certainty that there was no penis pain, but there was nothing I can recall that stuck out unusually in the penis specifically. I do not recall a popping sensation, so I am going to say no. Again though it is possible it was there and unnoticed due to my attention on perineum or pelvic floor muscle pain. There were no partial erections immediately after. And just overall, besides the pelvic floor muscle pain during ejaculation, there was nothing overly unusual happening, and the penis itself did not alarm me in any way that I can recall. But if you meant immediately after meaning the next day(s), then, in that case, I had either no erection or very partial erections. To clarify when you say normal erections, I just want to point out that I have not had a normal erection since that first day of the issue. I basically had none until around the month's end, at which point I noticed the bend. Still to this day, so tonight, for example, after watching something that typically would be sexually stimulating, I am only able to get a very mild erection (the penis size grows a bit but stays relatively soft). During this time tonight, I did not notice the curvature, but then again I was not fully erect. This leads to my next point of the curve is only visible if I am fully erect. Which only happened during the month-end masturbation and that morning and another morning or two since. Also, it just so happens that I had an MRI of the pelvis done on the same exact morning I noticed the curvet. I am going to upload the results to you now. I wonder if this could rule anything out. I have no idea if this particular MRI would include the penis or not, I only received the files a few days ago and have not reviewed them with a doctor yet. It would be great if you could offer your feedback on the MRI and if by any chance the penis is included, perhaps it would rule out Peyronie's or help make a better guess as to what the issue is? And to further clarify, the issue was in effect at the time the MRI was taken so if the MRI is such that it could show the penis, this issue was currently happening at the same time period (first noticed the curve a few hours before the MRI). And if it is not Peyronie's, what could it be? A blood flow issue? Nerves or muscles? I have not had sex yet since this started (I currently cannot see myself having sex due to lack of erection) so I do not know if it interferes or not, but based on the curve that you see, how significant of a curve is it? Would watchful waiting be appropriate? Or seeing a urologist soon?