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Men suffer
groin injuries
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Friend says
that a lot of men
suffer
groin injuries because they ride their bicycles
too much. Is that true?
—B.G.,
Pordand, Oregon
If you spend a lot o f time pounding your nuts against the seat or
bouncing onto the
crossbar
after hard stops, you can do serious
damage to your abilities as a
lover.
Many
bikers suffer numb penises after long rides
because of pressure applied to the
perineum,
— [where
Bulb of penis,
Crus of penis,
Crus of penis
are located] — the area between the
scrotum and
anus. This
is not good, [Because
Penile arteries
are susceptible to trauma]
Last year, researchers reported in
the “Journal of Urology” (we read
it, so you don't have to) that an estimated
American men have
erectile dysfunction, —
Disorder of sex development — because
of crotch injuries they suffer while cycling.
To prevent problems, make sure your
bike is large enough. There should be two to
four inches of clearance between your
genitals and the
crossbar when you're standing
flat on your feet. Bike manufacturers now
make
split seats (two halves with a hole in
the middle), seats filled with gel and seats
with shock absorbers. Get one.
More important,
take shorter rides and longer breaks. A
penis is a terrible thing to
waste.
References:
Artery of
bulb of penis
Bulb of penis
Capillary
Corpus
cavernosum penis
Corpus
spongiosum penis
Cowper's gland
Crus of penis
Inguinal hernia
Penile artery
Perineal membrane
Perineum
Peyronie's
disease
Sclerosing lymphangitis
Section of corpus cavernosum penis
Vein
Health
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