Increased risk of penile fracture during an affair was revealed by Dr. Andrew Kramer, an expert in urology at the University of Marryland Medical Center. In his research, Dr. Kramer studied 16 cases of penile fracture that occurred between 2004-2011.
Based on a search result, 50 percent of cases experienced by patients during sex with a partner who is not legitimate. Only 3 cases occurred during lovemaking with his own wife, while the rest hit single men who have sex outside of marriage.
Other findings in the study were, almost all cases occur during sex in places that are not prevalent for example in the car, at work, in the bathroom or in the elevator. Only 3 cases that occurred in the bed, which is done with his own wife.
"In the unfortunate situation like in a hurry and with unusual positions, men are less able to protect the pubic from sudden movements that could make him break," said Dr. Kramer.
Dr. Kramer added that the fracture of the male genitalia can occur when the object is bent too sharply to solve the fluid reservoir space for erection. Besides triggering a tremendous pain, rupture of container space can also cause an erection difficult patient.
If left unchecked, this condition can lead to permanent impotence or at least will lead to deformity of his penis while erection. Meanwhile, if immediately taken to the hospital, the doctor only took about 45 minutes to overcome them through surgery.
The adverse impacts of having sex with a mistress is not just this one time studied, even previously been exposed to the risk that more deadly. As reported detikHealth yagn ever, 85 percent of the men died of a heart attack during sex with mistresses.
