Fighting Depression From A Bent Male Organ

By Author: John Dugan
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No lie, men place a lot of importance on their manhood, including its appearance. Most men want to possess a piece of equipment that fits their definition of impressive, which might encompass size, skill, endurance, appearance or other qualities. Often appearance is given a special emphasis, even over male organ health, and in such cases, a man with a severely bent male organ may feel he comes up short. Worse, a severely bent male organ can bring with it performance issues and even physical pain. In such instances, this can all combine to bring about depression of varying degrees. Recognizing this depression and its causes is important in enabling a man to fight it.

Not uncommon

Although some curvature of the manhood is not abnormal, when the curvature is significant, it can cause problems. In such cases, a man is typically said to be suffering from Peyronie’s disease. Most often, the cause of the bent male organ is a build-up of plaque, often as a result of trauma to the member. Say a man is hit in the manhood with great force; it incurs a wound, and when that wound heals, scar tissue replaces the naturally ...
... stretchy tissue, keeping the wounded side of the member from stretching as far as the opposite side, thus causing the bent male organ.

As indicated above, a man might feel self-conscious or ashamed about the way his manhood now appears. Moreover, if the curvature is extreme, it may preclude him from easily penetrating a partner sensually. Finally, and to truly add insult to injury, the member may now experience pain when it becomes firm. All of this can combine to bring about feelings of depression (as well as feelings which often underlie depression, such as anger or sorrow). Some studies indicate that as many as 50% of all men with Peyronie’s disease experience depressive symptoms.

Get help

Men who experience depression related to their bent male organ may not even be totally cognizant of it. It helps to know some of the warning signs and symptoms of depression, which include:

- Feelings of sadness or hopelessness, as well as anger or irritability (especially out of proportion to small events)

- Loss of interest in pleasurable activities (often including coupling)

- Difficulty sleeping

- Lack of energy and/or focus

- Weight loss or gain

- Guilt or shame

- Frequent thoughts about suicide

Men who experience these or other symptoms of depression should seek professional help.

After working with a patient to understand his specific issues, a professional may recommend different strategies for dealing with depression from Peyronie’s, including:

- Talking openly with partners or trusted friends/family members about his depressive feelings.

- Avoiding social isolation.

- Getting in touch with other men who are experiencing issues related to their bent male organ.

- Considering alternative ways to express oneself sensually with a partner, remembering that the emotional benefits of sensual intimacy are as important as the physical pleasures.

- Making sure a man is thoroughly up to date on medical information about Peyronie’s disease, including possible treatment options.

Depression for any reason can be a debilitating problem and can severely and negatively impact a man’s enjoyment of and quality of life. Seeking help is highly urged.

Aside from depression, a severely bent male organ may also often be sore and so keeping it in its best possible male organ health is advisable. To that end, daily application of a top drawer male organ health oil (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin ) may be helpful. Ideally, the chosen oil will contain a wide range of vitamins, including A, B5, C, D and E which, being delivered in tropical form directly to the member, can more efficiently do their job. The oil should also include arginine, an amino acid which plays an important part in causing the blood vessels to dilate, allowing for increased blood flow and increasing tissue health and access to oxygen.

Visit www.menshealthfirst.com for more information about treating common male organ health problems, including soreness, redness and loss of male organ sensation. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.