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Hello, everyone.
I am grateful that this forum exists.
I hadn't written in a long time, but I decided to make a new topic.
Some of you know my story, but in short - a fracture of the penis, surgery, then months a good erection but begins to fail. Doppler - without a full erection, but the doctor told me that there is no venous flow and there is a very good flow. I will do a second Doppler soon. Low testosterone (250-280), but I don't know if the baseline levels before surgery were not. Varicocele.
Problems: Extremely strong visual stimulation is needed to get a full erection. It is usually about 70% and not hard. When sexual intercourse begins, the erection becomes softer. It does not disappear completely. It is strange that I have had cases in which the erection is full and does not fade so quickly, but this has happened 3-4 times in recent months.

Quite often my penis is rubber without being erect.
The strangest thing is that orgasms feel much weaker. I used to feel chills on my body, as if current was flowing through my body during ejaculation, and now I can read a book and I won't miss a word of it haha.

What's even weirder is that I've had a very, very strong ejaculation all my life, and now it's just leaking out of the urethra.
Even when I squeeze the urethra lightly to put pressure on it, it just leaks out again.

Does anyone know this? Does anyone have any idea what might be happening to my penis. I am extremely grateful for each answer.
Be healthy

Stenlie_ wrote:Hello, everyone.
I am grateful that this forum exists.
I hadn't written in a long time, but I decided to make a new topic.
Some of you know my story, but in short - a fracture of the penis, surgery, then months a good erection but begins to fail. Doppler - without a full erection, but the doctor told me that there is no venous flow and there is a very good flow. I will do a second Doppler soon. Low testosterone (250-280), but I don't know if the baseline levels before surgery were not. Varicocele.
Problems: Extremely strong visual stimulation is needed to get a full erection. It is usually about 70% and not hard. When sexual intercourse begins, the erection becomes softer. It does not disappear completely. It is strange that I have had cases in which the erection is full and does not fade so quickly, but this has happened 3-4 times in recent months.

Quite often my penis is rubber without being erect.
The strangest thing is that orgasms feel much weaker. I used to feel chills on my body, as if current was flowing through my body during ejaculation, and now I can read a book and I won't miss a word of it haha.

What's even weirder is that I've had a very, very strong ejaculation all my life, and now it's just leaking out of the urethra.
Even when I squeeze the urethra lightly to put pressure on it, it just leaks out again.

Does anyone know this? Does anyone have any idea what might be happening to my penis. I am extremely grateful for each answer.
Be healthy

Looks like you may have hard flaccid or pelvic floor dysfunction…

Stenlie_ wrote:Hello, everyone.
I am grateful that this forum exists.
I hadn't written in a long time, but I decided to make a new topic.
Some of you know my story, but in short - a fracture of the penis, surgery, then months a good erection but begins to fail. Doppler - without a full erection, but the doctor told me that there is no venous flow and there is a very good flow. I will do a second Doppler soon. Low testosterone (250-280), but I don't know if the baseline levels before surgery were not. Varicocele.
Problems: Extremely strong visual stimulation is needed to get a full erection. It is usually about 70% and not hard. When sexual intercourse begins, the erection becomes softer. It does not disappear completely. It is strange that I have had cases in which the erection is full and does not fade so quickly, but this has happened 3-4 times in recent months.

Quite often my penis is rubber without being erect.
The strangest thing is that orgasms feel much weaker. I used to feel chills on my body, as if current was flowing through my body during ejaculation, and now I can read a book and I won't miss a word of it haha.

What's even weirder is that I've had a very, very strong ejaculation all my life, and now it's just leaking out of the urethra.
Even when I squeeze the urethra lightly to put pressure on it, it just leaks out again.

Does anyone know this? Does anyone have any idea what might be happening to my penis. I am extremely grateful for each answer.
Be healthy

I've was experiencing a lot of the same thing before the implant. Low T is a factor. Testosterone replacement will help so of the issues but isn't a silver bullet. Some of those issues are age related. I to have weak ejaculation's where it comes out after the climax. It happened so suddenly that I don't think it is my pelvic floor. It's also hard for me to cum from penetration alone. I need other stimulation to get me over the hump.
Still love sex and the implant was a blessing but some things are just a pat of getting older.

Thanks for your question, there is a wealth of info here!!!!
I dont know what your age is....your T seems low. There is an extensive post by simbarn on TRT, and HRT, very well worth reading and the links. In my case, 65yo, my T was a bit low for my age, however my libido was ZERO. Now my T is 800ish and libido is off the charts.