These structures, called the bulbourethral glands, produce a very small amount of clear fluid. This is the clear fluid that we see just prior to ejaculation. It may also contain very small amounts of spermatozoa as well. One example of a structural problem is a bend to the penis. This bend may either be present at birth, termed congenital, or it may be acquired.
Most men have a slight bend or tilt to the penis.
This is not considered abnormal. A bend is considered abnormal when it interferes with penetration. Rarely is a bend so substantial that a man is unable to penetrate. In this situation, a bend is generally in a downward position, with one corporal body longer than the other. When the bend is so severe that penetration is impossible, surgery is recommended.