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Johnny Knoxville had to manually insert a catheter every time he wanted to pee for about a year when he broke his penis.
that would not be fun
I would hope not, considering it says you're a girl.
bend it the wrong way when it's hard?
You can't, actually. Humans don't have bones in their penis, so technically, there is nothing to be broken. The term 'penile fracture' actually describes a rupture, but the effects are very similar to a bone break, which is why I imagine people get confused. There is apparently a popping or cracking sound, significant bruising, swelling and of course intense pain.
It's probably about as painful as breaking the cartilage in your nose but not the bones, that one happened to me and it hurt like hell. Trying to pee through a broken penis is probably on par with sneezing with a broken nose.
Dirtbike landed on it after he went off a jump
I agree with your instructor. It will make you more sensitive to what the patients are going through.
I don't understand. Why is this an FML? Your professor gave an opinion that doesn't single you out in anyway. Your professor is right anyway.
Yea, it isn't like the professor said in order to pass the final you must insert a catheter into you & give yourself an enema. Or did they OP? I feel we need a follow up.
how is this an fml?
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Having experienced both and seeing how completely unsympathetic my doctors were to pain and discomfort I agree with him.
Your professor is not exactly wrong.