Boyfriend’s penis CRACKED and ‘swelled to the size of a WINE BOTTLE’ after he fractured it during sex with girlfriend
- Sean Marsden was having sex with his girlfriend Louise Gray on December 22
- Left writhing in pain after the pair heard a loud crack while getting intimate
- Rushed to hospital where surgeons repaired a penis fracture and torn urethra
A painter and decorator fractured his penis while having sex with his girlfriend.
Sean Marsden, 48, was getting intimate with Louise Gray, 36, on December 22 last year when he slipped and heard a ‘crack’.
Writhing in ‘off the scale’ pain, Mr Marsden watched in horror as his penis swelled to ‘the size of a wine bottle’.
He was rushed to hospital where he underwent surgery to repair a penis fracture and torn urethra.
After spending a night in Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, Mr Marsden was sent home barely able to walk and told to be celibate for the next month.
But the couple had sex just three weeks later – despite Mr Marsden’s penis still being sore and bruised.
Sean Marsden fractured his penis on December 22 last year while having sex with his girlfriend Louise Gray. Pictured in November 2015, Mr Marsden knew something was wrong when he slipped and heard a crack. Shortly after his penis swelled to the size of a ‘wine bottle’
The couple – who have been together six months – are pictured on January 11 this year. Although doctors told Mr Marsden to wait a month before having sex again, his high libido and frequent erections meant he ‘couldn’t wait’ but admits the ‘first time’ was painful
Mr Marsden knew something was wrong as soon as he heard the crack, which he claims occurred after he slipped into Miss Gray’s pelvis, The Sun reported.
While he watched his penis swell, his girlfriend of six months called 999.
Once at hospital, Mr Marsden was immediately given morphine while doctors tried to get to the bottom of the problem.
After a ‘penile exploration’, surgeons repaired his damaged muscles and torn urethra.
Mr Marsden was discharged the following day with painkillers, as well as a temporary catheter to carry urine out of his body while his urethra healed.
His penis also had to be wrapped in bandages with a plastic rod along the shaft to ensure the muscles repaired straight.
Mr Marsden – who admits to having a high sex drive – was initially convinced he would never get intimate again, with the very thought making him nauseous.
Miss Gray, who claims the ordeal has left her ‘traumatised’, was also worried about hurting him and felt guilty for the pain her boyfriend suffered.
On the road to recovery, Mr Marsden ‘couldn’t wait’ to have sex again and assumed his frequent erections meant his penis was healed.
But he adds the ‘first time’ was painful.
The couple – who used to have almost daily intercourse – have only had sex twice since the incident.
Mr Marsden also worries whether the penis fracture has damaged his fertility as he hopes to one day start a family with Miss Gray.
‘I am definitely going to be more careful in the future,’ he said. ‘We need to be more gentle because I can’t afford for that to happen again.’
The couple now face an anxious wait before an upcoming hospital appointment, where they will discover if the fracture has hampered their hopes of conceiving.
Pictured left and right before the ordeal, Mr Marsden used to be active but left hospital barely able to walk the day after he underwent surgery to repair his damaged muscles and urethra
Mr Marsden – who hopes to start a family with Miss Gray – worries his fertility will have been affected by the ordeal. The couple have only managed to have sex twice since the incident