The male tethered cord is tissue that normally exists in the penile area and does not need to be removed if there are no abnormalities. If there is an overgrowth of the tethered cord, or other pathologic changes, then surgical removal should be considered. 1. Retaining the tethered cord: The male tethered cord is a normal tissue in the penile region, which has strong contraction force, can elongate with erection, and at the same time, can allow men to have a better sexual experience, so usually, there is no need to deliberately remove the tethered cord. 2. Removal of the tethered cord: If a man has a tethered cord that is too long, or if there are certain pathologic changes, surgical removal should be considered. Men who feel abnormal tethered ligaments should go to the hospital in time for examination and treatment, and should not take drugs blindly by themselves to avoid serious consequences.