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Anyone else have hypospadias?

I have a mild version of a birth defect called hypospadias on my penis. It is defined by the Urethral opening being located not at the top of the penis. In my case it is

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Old 08-22-2006   #1 (permalink)
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balboajo is balboajo is offline
Anyone else have hypospadias?

I have a mild version of a birth defect called hypospadias on my penis. It is defined by the Urethral opening being located not at the top of the penis. In my case it is in the front of the penis at the base of my head. That is called first degree. More severe cases exist when the opening is on the shaft, sometimes way down. In my case it does not present a problem but is just a minor variation. I credit it with giving me an especially long shooting trajectory. Does anyone else here have it? If so is it a problem for you?
 
Old 08-24-2006   #2 (permalink)
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fowfer is fowfer is offline

Yes, also have a mild case of Hypospadias. Didn't realize I had a condition or find out what it was until about 5 years ago. Had been told since I was a child that I had no opening when born and doctor had to lance. I think my parents were probably uneducated on the condition and didn't know. Have offen wondered what it would feel like to have a frenulum. Had modest foreskin over about 3/4's of head circumference but like a dummy had it cut off at age 48.

Attached is the only pic I have thet illustrates my condition.
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File Type: jpg d111403g.jpg (20.3 KB, 1499 views)

Erect 8.75"X6.25", Flaccid 7"X5.5"

fow
 
Old 08-24-2006   #3 (permalink)
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Gisella is Gisella is offline

Thanks very much for the information and the pic helped me a lot to understand what you were talking about.

As a single woman i like to know and learn about penis matters/issues and situations...
 
Old 08-25-2006   #4 (permalink)
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Ette is Ette is offline

A friend of mine had a son born with this condition except much worse. She let a neurologist operate when he was about a year I wish I had known her then, she told me its a horrible job. They really needed a skilled plastic surgeon to do it but she wasn't advised very well and she suffers enormous guilt over the whole thing. If it had been me I would have left it well alone and waited to see how the child felt about it but there is huge pressure in the medical community to "fix" what's wrong.
 
Old 08-25-2006   #5 (permalink)
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Gillette is Gillette is offline

I pray you meant urologist. A neurologist is a brain surgeon.

Sure the penis has a head and men are prone to think with it, but still...

The best a man can get.
 
Old 08-25-2006   #6 (permalink)
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Ette is Ette is offline

LOL yes I did mean that I have to stop popping from one window to another!!!! Sheesh I better go see what I may have written elsewhere..could be embarassing for someone!!!

"Hey look at my dick and tell me what's wrong with my brain"

Since we're on LPSG it must be the blood factor!
 
Old 08-25-2006   #7 (permalink)
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Gillette is Gillette is offline

No worries.

In fact it's ironic that on this thread in particular you left me the perfect opening.

couldn't resist...
shutting up now.

The best a man can get.
 
Old 08-25-2006   #8 (permalink)
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Ette is Ette is offline

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Originally Posted by Gillette

In fact it's ironic that on this thread in particular you left me the perfect opening.
Hey we have to take it when it comes......
 
Old 08-25-2006   #9 (permalink)
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FYI, neurologists are not surgeons. Neurosurgeons are surgeons.
 
Old 08-25-2006   #10 (permalink)
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Ette is Ette is offline

Yeap you're right there!
 
Old 08-25-2006   #11 (permalink)
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FYI, neurologists are not surgeons. Neurosurgeons are surgeons.
Damn it. You couldn't have posted that in time for me to edit my own stupidity?

*hangs head in shame*

The best a man can get.
 
Old 08-27-2006   #12 (permalink)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by balboajo
I have a mild version of a birth defect called hypospadias on my penis. It is defined by the Urethral opening being located not at the top of the penis. In my case it is in the front of the penis at the base of my head. That is called first degree. More severe cases exist when the opening is on the shaft, sometimes way down. In my case it does not present a problem but is just a minor variation. I credit it with giving me an especially long shooting trajectory. Does anyone else here have it? If so is it a problem for you?
Yes, I was born with this and have had no surgical correction. No problem for me at present, but I will say
(1) I worry about being fitted for a catheter if I ever need one;

(2) I still get plenty of stares (and even a few questions from bold guys) in locker rooms because I don't look entirely cut or uncut;

(3) some guys are freaked out by dick differences, but luckily not as many as you might think;

(4) when I was born, I had THREE piss holes, two of which closed up, and now my urethra is the third one, about 1.5 inches down the shaft on the underside of it (the ventral side, I believe, if I remember my biology terms correctly);

(5) I really don't like not having a frenulum, but I'm happy my mother (who is a backward-as-hell 1950s-trained nurse in most other ways, including saying several times after I came out at the age of 18 that her nursing school training advocated electroshock "therapy" for homosexuality) decided to leave me my foreskin, even if it was only to ensure that I had enough skin for hypospadias repair later in life; and

(6) more and more boys are being born with hypospadias, most due to genetics and some to so-called "feminizing" substances, which affect developing male fetuses, that are from common environmental toxins (see http://www.hypospadiashelp.fsnet.co....adiasFAQs.html).
See http://www.heainfo.org/ for an association of men with hypospadias and epispadias, http://www.isna.org/node/81 for surgical issues and implications, and http://www.pedisurg.com/PtEduc/Hypospadias.htm for a diagram or two (incidentally, my own urethral site is approximately the second one down form the head, as shown in the diagram).

NCbear
 
Old 08-28-2006   #13 (permalink)
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Nelly Gay is Nelly Gay is offline

Quote:
Originally Posted by balboajo
I have a mild version of a birth defect called hypospadias on my penis. It is defined by the Urethral opening being located not at the top of the penis. In my case it is in the front of the penis at the base of my head. That is called first degree. More severe cases exist when the opening is on the shaft, sometimes way down. In my case it does not present a problem but is just a minor variation. I credit it with giving me an especially long shooting trajectory. Does anyone else here have it? If so is it a problem for you?
I don't have it but it is relatively common especially in the milder forms and doesn't seem to cause any problems ....
 
Old 08-28-2006   #14 (permalink)
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I love to give head to guys with hypospadias. It's a plus to me. If intact there is all the fun of the foreskin, the glans and the added extra of being able to put your tongue in to the urethra, A supersensitive area that feels like nothing else. like being kissed by a cock. I vividly remember giving head to one guy who came twice in a couple of minutes when I did that and because of the positioning of the opening he gushed like a geyser when he came. I swallowed every drop and didn't want to stop. Makes me hard every time I think about it.

The intact hypospadias cock is a normal cock with all the nerve endings of a normal cock that has not fused together in the conventional way for what ever reason. The frenulum is not formed as the foreskin has not fused but all the nerves are there. You are not missing anything if you have hypospadias and have not been cut.

And as for UTIs as usual that comes down to basic hygiene and common sense.
 
Old 04-14-2007   #15 (permalink)
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louiebill is louiebill is offline

Hello
I have hypospadias. I am a married guy. I posted some stuff with my wife at an amature site. If you want to see mine its at the end of the clip we made. My wife jerks it off at the end of the clip and it shows the ejaculation. I like seeing other guys with this condition. My cock operates normal it just shoots from the opening thnat is located under the head about 1 inch down from the head. The clip is located here. :: amateur-blogs real amateurs/swingers ::
Louis
 


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