Corpus cavernosum damage in penile ejaculation

Penile injury is also called corpus cavernosum injury, which is usually caused by accidents, such as improper force during sexual intercourse, and persistent penis erection. The penis is an important male reproductive organ and sexual organ. If such a problem occurs, the impact is imaginable. In fact, this condition also needs timely treatment. Severe cases can lead to hemorrhagic shock or even death. So, what should we do if the corpus cavernosum of the penis is damaged?

The treatment of foreskin incarceration is mainly to restore it as soon as possible, because the longer the incarceration time, the more severe the local edema and congestion, and the more difficult it is to restore it. You can try to restore it yourself. First, hold the foreskin and glans with your hands and squeeze them hard for 10 to 15 minutes to reduce the swelling of the foreskin and glans. Then apply lubricant on the coronal sulcus. Finally, while pushing the glans, pull the foreskin opening to the front of the glans. If you cannot restore it, you should go to the hospital emergency room immediately. The penis is incarcerated by a foreign body, such as when a ring is put on the penis during masturbation. After the penis is erect, the glans penis becomes larger and the ring is clamped around the glans penis and cannot be removed. This causes edema, congestion, and necrosis of the glans penis. The treatment is similar to that of foreskin incarceration. If the ring cannot be removed, the ring should be sawed off.

When the penis is fractured, it is necessary to apply pressure and bandage to the penis to prevent further hematoma. At the same time, go to the hospital immediately for penile tunica albuginea repair surgery.

3. Sustained penis erection

This is caused by the blood flowing into the cavernous body after the penile artery ruptures. You must go to the hospital for treatment immediately. The doctor will determine the location of the arterial rupture through angiography and embolize the rupture.