A Chordee could be a condition caused by the shortcoming of the shaft of the erectile organ to become straight because of the erection. Often, the penis will bend in a downward position. It is caused by hypospadias, Peyronie’s disease, and penile trauma. Chordee is a congenital deformity in which the central part of the penis, or the underside, shortens and is pulled upwards by scar tissue. It affects the ability to urinate and for men to achieve orgasm and maintain erections. Treatments range from various surgical procedures to traction devices that stretch the penis. Penile traction devices can be useful in treating a chordee and is recommended by many health professionals. A penile traction device is a device that pulls the shaft of the penis and hangs it over the glans, or head of the penis. It usually consists of a cylinder or bell that is attached to a head strap. The cylinder is brimming with water or another liquid, and the penis is infusing into the cylinder. The wearer then uses the device for a specified amount of time, usually about an hour a day, to stretch the penis.
Causes of Chordee
The cause of chordee is a bulge in the penis that occurs when the penile is in an erect state. The bulge forms at the junction of the shaft of the penis and the penile head. As the penis forms an erection, the corpus cavernosal and the corpus spongiosum expand to accommodate the increased blood flow. The tunica albuginea stretches to accommodate the expansion and slides over the glans and the shaft of the penis. This sliding action causes the penile head to move forward in the direction of the glans. The penile head becomes buried in the pubic hair and forms a noticeable bulge. It can occur in males of any age. In newborns, it’s known as a congenital chordee. It is quite common in newborns.
How does penile traction therapy work for chordee
Penile traction therapy uses the extender devices available at Male Edge, which helps to treat erectile dysfunction and penis size through the principle of cellular microtrauma, which is the application of force over an area of tissue to cause small injuries to the cells in that area. Cellular microtrauma is the cells’ trauma that makes the body initiate a healing process through the various growth factors that travel to the injury site to start the growth and healing process. When applied to the phallus, it’s thought that this cellular microtrauma will increase the number of cells within the phallus, thereby increasing the phallus’s dimensions. Penile traction therapy is not a surgical operation; it’s done by a doctor who uses a traction device to stretch the tissue in the penis. It is used to increase the length and girth of the penis.
The traction device works by applying a gentle, painless traction force, a stretching force, to the penis. This force results in new cells being created in the penis. These cells can increase the length and girth of the penis. The traction device used in penile traction therapy is placed at the base of the penis, and it locks into place with a ratchet system. This ratchet system applies the traction force, and it’s released by the doctor when needed. The traction device is placed over the penis, and then the doctor puts the desired amount of tension on the device by pulling a small lever.
