"Doggy style" connected to penis fracture

 (Barros et al. 2017; Barros et al. 2020) Some research have connected doggie style to penis fracture. I'm aware that many people may find this post offensive, but it's crucial for the wellbeing of guys. According to research, an erect penis might sustain a fracture when it is injured.

Studies have mentioned this problem and connected it to canine fashion.  For instance, three case studies of penile fracture connected to intense sexual activity in Cape Coast among males aged 31 to 60 were described in a recent research by Assabill et al. in Ghana (2022).

The absence of bones in the penis makes penile fractures unique from other types of body fractures. The penis becomes engorged with blood that fills two cylinders (corpora cavernosa) during an erection.

One of the two cylinders' outer linings (tunica albuginea) may be torn apart if an engorged penis is bent abruptly or violently. A fractured penis may arise from this.

Sexual action, such as when the penis unintentionally bumps up against the pelvis while slipping out of the vagina, is what most usually causes the damage.

Results
The penis typically becomes larger, turns purple, and resembles an eggplant following a penile fracture. You may have a penis fracture if you experience acute penile pain, a popping or cracking sound, a loss of erection, or swelling in the penile shaft. Bleeding beneath the skin might potentially stain the penile shaft.

Blood may occasionally be observed at the penile urinary entrance when the urethra, the tube that drains pee from the body, is hurt. A penile fracture need immediate medical attention.

A physical examination is typically sufficient to identify the damage, but further testing, such as ultrasonography, may be required. Usually, prompt surgical correction is advised.

Studies
I stumbled onto this significant study on men's health and have chosen to share it with you. The study by Barros et al. (2017) assesses the association between sexual position and the severity of the penile fracture.  

Ninety individuals with penile fractures were investigated by the authors. Additionally, the assessment of the sexual position and the injury's cause.

They classified their sample into six categories based on the cause of the fracture: (a) masturbation or penile manipulation; (b) "man-on-top" position; (c) "doggy style position; (d) "woman-on-top" position; (d) blunt trauma; and (e) "rolling over" fracture. The patients' ages varied from 18 to