Congenital penile torsion

A congenital penile torsion causes a baby boy’s penis to appear to be rotated – or twisted – on its axis.

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What is a congenital penile torsion?

Pediatric penile torsion is a fairly common congenital (present at birth) condition that can affect any male baby. This condition causes the penis to appear to be rotated – or twisted – on its axis.

Almost always, this twist occurs to the left (counter-clockwise). Penile torsion can range from mild to severe and has not been shown to affect sexual function or reproduction.

What are the signs and symptoms of a congenital penile torsion?

A rotated or twisted penis typically causes no other symptoms.  

What are the causes of a congenital penile torsion?

Penile torsion occurs when the skin and connective tissue of the penis do not form properly in the womb.

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