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Medically documented picture of a man...obviously black who got megallophallus as a side effect of sickle cell anemia. Just thought it would be interesting to share.
Medical picture of Megallophallus
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I speculated a while back in D0zer's thread on clamping (corpse dick thread) that the sickle cell gene is atleast partly responsible for the larger penises often seen in black men. This certainly helps add credibility to my idea. Thanks SWM!
Correct, but the sickle-cell gene is what is responsible for priapism.
goldmember said:
how do u know if u have sickle-cell gene? and is it a good thing?
Vaseline_Knight said:
this is how you know
Doesnt sound good to me :s
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/bv.fcgi?call=bv.View..ShowSection&rid=gnd.section.98
DWTS00 said:
ok wtf? even when they get a bad disease there's a lil gift in it for them. i dont see my dick grow when I get sick <
Vaseline_Knight said:ok wtf? even when they get a bad disease there's a lil gift in it for them. i dont see my dick grow when I get sick <
With gene therapy being advanced as it is...if u have enough money a crazy enough doctor could put the SCA in u dunno if itll work tho...maybe it will make u sicker without a bigger penis so u spend thousands just to get sicker MUWHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHA rofl
Complications
Sickle cell anemia can lead to a host of complications, including:
Stroke. A stroke can occur if sickle cells block blood flow to an area of your brain. Stroke is one of the most serious complications of the disease. Signs of stroke include seizures, weakness or numbness of your arms and legs, sudden speech difficulties, and loss of consciousness. If your baby or child has any of these signs and symptoms, seek medical treatment immediately. A stroke can be fatal.
Acute chest syndrome. This life-threatening complication of sickle cell anemia causes chest pain, fever and difficulty breathing. Acute chest syndrome is similar to pneumonia, but is caused by a lung infection or trapped sickle cells in your lungs. It requires emergency medical treatment with antibiotics, blood transfusions and drugs that open up airways in your lungs. Recurrent attacks can damage your lungs.
Organ damage. Sickle cells can block blood flow through blood vessels, immediately depriving an organ of blood and oxygen. In sickle cell anemia, blood is also chronically low on oxygen. Chronic deprivation of oxygen-rich blood can damage nerves and organs in your body, including your kidneys, liver and spleen. Organ damage can be fatal.
Blindness. Tiny blood vessels that feed your eyes can get plugged with sickle cells. Over time, this can damage the retina — the portion of each eye that processes visual images — and lead to blindness.
Other complications. Sickle cell anemia can cause open sores, called ulcers, on your legs. Sickle cells can block blood vessels that nourish your skin, causing skin cells to die. Once skin is damaged, sores can develop. Gallstones also are a possible complication. The breakdown of red blood cells produces a substance called bilirubin. Bilirubin is responsible for yellowing of the skin and eyes (jaundice) in people with sickle cell anemia. A high level of bilirubin in your body can also lead to gallstones. Men with sickle cell anemia may experience painful erections, a condition called priapism. Sickle cells can prevent blood flow out of an erect penis. Over time, priapism can damage the penis and lead to impotence in men with sickle cell anemia.
SOURCE:http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/sickle-cell-anemia/DS00324/DSECTION=6
Still think SCA is sexy??? rofl
Sickle cell anemia can lead to a host of complications, including:
Stroke. A stroke can occur if sickle cells block blood flow to an area of your brain. Stroke is one of the most serious complications of the disease. Signs of stroke include seizures, weakness or numbness of your arms and legs, sudden speech difficulties, and loss of consciousness. If your baby or child has any of these signs and symptoms, seek medical treatment immediately. A stroke can be fatal.
Acute chest syndrome. This life-threatening complication of sickle cell anemia causes chest pain, fever and difficulty breathing. Acute chest syndrome is similar to pneumonia, but is caused by a lung infection or trapped sickle cells in your lungs. It requires emergency medical treatment with antibiotics, blood transfusions and drugs that open up airways in your lungs. Recurrent attacks can damage your lungs.
Organ damage. Sickle cells can block blood flow through blood vessels, immediately depriving an organ of blood and oxygen. In sickle cell anemia, blood is also chronically low on oxygen. Chronic deprivation of oxygen-rich blood can damage nerves and organs in your body, including your kidneys, liver and spleen. Organ damage can be fatal.
Blindness. Tiny blood vessels that feed your eyes can get plugged with sickle cells. Over time, this can damage the retina — the portion of each eye that processes visual images — and lead to blindness.
Other complications. Sickle cell anemia can cause open sores, called ulcers, on your legs. Sickle cells can block blood vessels that nourish your skin, causing skin cells to die. Once skin is damaged, sores can develop. Gallstones also are a possible complication. The breakdown of red blood cells produces a substance called bilirubin. Bilirubin is responsible for yellowing of the skin and eyes (jaundice) in people with sickle cell anemia. A high level of bilirubin in your body can also lead to gallstones. Men with sickle cell anemia may experience painful erections, a condition called priapism. Sickle cells can prevent blood flow out of an erect penis. Over time, priapism can damage the penis and lead to impotence in men with sickle cell anemia.
SOURCE:http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/sickle-cell-anemia/DS00324/DSECTION=6
Still think SCA is sexy??? rofl
Interesting for sure. I wonder how many cases of priapism and the duration of erection resulted in permanent enlargement.
If the priapism is caused by abnormal blood cells somehow blocking the outflowing of blood from the penis, resulting in a greater volume of blood entering the penis than leaving, result being permanent stretching and enlargement. Is lymph flow affected?? How much oxygen stays with the hemoglobin as compared to pumping or clamping, during priapism??
There must have been a post healing/recovery phase after the priapism.
If the priapism is caused by abnormal blood cells somehow blocking the outflowing of blood from the penis, resulting in a greater volume of blood entering the penis than leaving, result being permanent stretching and enlargement. Is lymph flow affected?? How much oxygen stays with the hemoglobin as compared to pumping or clamping, during priapism??
There must have been a post healing/recovery phase after the priapism.
It is somehow not mentioned that ONLY AFRICAN AMERICANS have this sickle cell gene. Many carry it, but very few in comparison HAVE the disease becaus eit is a recessive trait. Ironically, inheriting the gene from one parent but not the other (multi-racial or comletely black) is advantageous, because it protects against malaria, but is not enough to cause the disease. It does have some affects like astHydromaxa. It is possible that carrying the gene (but not having the disease) may be enough to cause mini cases of priapism, but not serious ones, which would mimic a constrictor session, and have the added effect of cutting oxygen. It would be interesting to hear from someone who has this disease or carries the recessive gene.
Also, NO DOCTOR WILL EVER INSERT THUS GENE INTO ONE's DNA!!!
Also, NO DOCTOR WILL EVER INSERT THUS GENE INTO ONE's DNA!!!
What got me about these two photos is what the medical profession identifies as "megalophallus". Somehow, I expected even BIGGER !
(I've been around penis websites too long and my judgment is skewed.:s )
I dunno. When I have heard the term "mega" , I've associated it with really super-DOOPenis EnlargementR large sizes and granted, what's shown here is much larger than average, to be sure. I also found it intersting a flaccid size was used in these medical photos (calling THEM "mega") when a large erect size wasn't necessarily being depicted. Goodness knows what the docs would call some of what's on the internet (the ones which aren't photo-shopped of course!)
With our access to thousands of penises now (pix that is), I'm afraid many of us are fast loosing all objectivity on the subject of the phallus! ?
(I've been around penis websites too long and my judgment is skewed.:s )
I dunno. When I have heard the term "mega" , I've associated it with really super-DOOPenis EnlargementR large sizes and granted, what's shown here is much larger than average, to be sure. I also found it intersting a flaccid size was used in these medical photos (calling THEM "mega") when a large erect size wasn't necessarily being depicted. Goodness knows what the docs would call some of what's on the internet (the ones which aren't photo-shopped of course!)
With our access to thousands of penises now (pix that is), I'm afraid many of us are fast loosing all objectivity on the subject of the phallus! ?
God only knows if the poor souls suffering from this disease could even get a decent erection.
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benderten2001 said:What got me about these two photos is what the medical profession identifies as "megalophallus". Somehow, I expected even BIGGER !
(I've been around penis websites too long and my judgment is skewed.:s )
I dunno. When I have heard the term "mega" , I've associated it with really super-DOOPenis EnlargementR large sizes and granted, what's shown here is much larger than average, to be sure. I also found it intersting a flaccid size was used in these medical photos (calling THEM "mega") when a large erect size wasn't necessarily being depicted. Goodness knows what the docs would call some of what's on the internet (the ones which aren't photo-shopped of course!)
With our access to thousands of penises now (pix that is), I'm afraid many of us are fast loosing all objectivity on the subject of the phallus! ?
Hit the nail on the head
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