Also known as “trapped penis,” invagination is usually the result of some kind of forceful impact on your rod. Basically, your penis is smashed straight back into your body with so much force that it becomes “trapped” in the fatty, subcutaneous tissue located between your pelvis and pecker.
Invaginated. That’s the technical term doctors use to describe your penis being turned inside-out , outside-in. And yes, it could happen to you.
According to photos from Dr. Wang’s recent case study of a motorcycle accident victim, this condition resembles an empty sheath of skin not unlike the end of an elephant’s trunk.
The good news is that this sort of accident is very uncommon, Wang says. Also, it’s largely reversible through “manual extraction” and surgery. “There was no direct injury to the penis during the incident,” Dr. Wang said of his very lucky report subject.
This guy was able to have sex and urinate normally after his penis was “extracted” which is a lot more than we can say for most of the unfortunate SOBs on this list.
