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How Penis Enlargement Works The penis contains 3
major chambers which fill with blood during an erection. There are two
Corpora cavernous and one Corpus Spongiosum. The corpora cavernosa are the
two bodies of erectile tissue on each side of the penis. The tip of the
penis is called the glands and is continuous with the distal most portion
of the Corpus Spongiosum. The glands changes in size accordingly with the
penis during erection. These 3 chambers are surrounded by thin ligaments
that prevent over distention of the chambers, and hence, the penis. In
addition, fibrous extensions of these ligaments create a sheet that
surround the penis and its chambers and are ultimately responsible for the
"stiffness" of erection when filled. 2 more ligaments connect your penis
to the pubic bone, these are suspendatory ligaments.
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