Peyronies Disease is a condition that causes the penis to curve sharply in one direction or another and may cause pain or discomfort for sexual partners. Unfortunately, many men carry this trait often without knowing it is even a disease, though there are some remedies that can help them overcome this affliction.

For any ailment, there are essentially four avenues followed by the typical consumer in finding a remedy: family doctors, specialist men's clinics, sex shops, and of course, the internet.

An artist who has found inspiration in the mode of affixing erections to iconic images such as Mickey Mouse and others, is being sued by a woman who is outraged that among the other statues, a depiction of Jesus with a huge boner appears in his current gallery at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Arts.

The "Cerne Abbas Giant" is a huge drawing of a naked man chalked into a field and first recorded in 1694 (he is now a Scheduled Ancient Monument), though shrubs and grasses has begun to overgrow the well-endowed icon. In response, the British government is asking for volunteers to assist in re-chalking the figure and trimming back the vegetation that has been threatening to cover up the image.

The popular ads that featured the annoyingly content 'Smilin' Bob' have been pulled from rotation, and the owner of the company 'Enzyte' has been sentenced to 25 years in prison after it was confirmed by a US District Judge that he misrepresented the merits of the non-prescription supplement that was supposed to increase the length and girth of a man's penis.

With a British group of scientists claiming they are close to developing a pill that inhibits sperm from entering the ejaculatory fluid transmitted during male climax, it seems that there may be some additional social barriers to cross before men will start adopting this method en masse.

In case your girlfriend ever asks you why you got an erection in the middle of the night, you can tell her that it's just you bodies way of keeping the little guy fit. New research shows that mid-sleep erections may be a precaution taken by your body to ensure your penis gets enough oxygen to stay healthy, and coincide with the theory that if you don't use it, you just might loose it.

Recently, while out on the election trail, Senator John McCain was asked whether he thought it was okay that some health insurance providers covered Viagra but not birth control pills. Though the Senator ducked the issue on the spot, it brings up an important topic of debate in national healthcare, which seems to promote the ability to have sex, but not necessarily the means to do it safely.

I'm sure I'm not the only one who deals with this problem on a regular basis, and hopefully I'll outgrow this nuisance soon enough, but this is a pretty funny video that shows you how to cover up an unwanted erection with some humorous commentary thrown in for good measure.

A new report issued by a Finnish researcher argues that a common theory in vascular research known as ‘use it or lose it’ may apply to the erectile function in the penis. Quite simply, we’ve got to keep our penises in shape through constant use if we want to ensure proper function later on in life.