What are the causes of insufficient blood flow to the corpus cavernosum of the penis?

The penis is a relatively important reproductive organ for men. If there is a problem with the penis, it will easily affect the couple's life and sexual function. Insufficient congestion of the corpus cavernosum of the penis is also a relatively common problem. Insufficient congestion of the corpus cavernosum of the penis will easily lead to difficulty in erection and will easily affect the normal couple's life. It is generally a symptom caused by impotence and requires timely treatment.

Causes of insufficient congestion of the corpus cavernosum of the penis

1. Impotence causes insufficient blood flow to the penis

Impotence will lead to insufficient blood flow to the male penis. Studies have shown that the causes of impotence are complex and diagnosis requires caution. For each patient with impotence, the medical history should be specifically inquired and a comprehensive physical examination should be performed. For insufficient blood flow to the penis caused by organic impotence, the primary disease must be treated. For impotence caused by endocrine diseases, hormones can be used for treatment; for those affected by drugs, consideration should be given to stopping or switching to other drugs; for vascular impotence, vascular surgery can be used; and for some organic impotence that cannot solve its cause, penile prosthesis implantation surgery can be used.

2. Erectile dysfunction leads to insufficient blood flow to the penis

Insufficient congestion in the penis may be an erectile dysfunction. There are many causes of erectile dysfunction, but they can be generally classified into two categories. One is psychological erectile dysfunction; the other is organic erectile dysfunction. This disease is caused by various reasons that cause the obstruction of penile venous return. If the cause is not removed in time to improve the blood circulation return of the penis, it may eventually lead to embolism of the vascular cavity. In the late stage, the fibrosis of the cavernous body will eventually lead to the loss of erectile ability.

3. Prostatitis causes insufficient blood flow to the penis

Prostatitis not only brings annoying symptoms such as frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, incomplete urination and white urine, but also if not treated in time, its harmfulness will be further expanded, and even cause male sexual dysfunction, affect the normal performance of sperm, indirectly lead to male infertility, and bring many troubles to men's lives and families. A recent medical survey result shows that among the many pathogenic factors of male infertility, the induction of prostatitis is the most important cause of the disease, and 76% of male infertility is caused by prostatitis.

Insufficient penile blood flow is a manifestation of penile erectile dysfunction. Insufficient blood flow is generally closely related to erectile dysfunction. This situation seriously threatens the relationship between couples and casts a shadow on their sex life. Therefore, men with insufficient penile bleeding need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

What are the misunderstandings about the treatment of impotence?

Myth 1: Treat if the hardness is not enough

In clinical practice, some men are not impotent, but because of the relatively insufficient hardness, some doctors accuse them of impotence and give them various treatments, which in turn harms normal sexual function. Experts say that insufficient hardness is related to many factors, such as sexual intensity, sexual frequency, mental state, prostatitis, prostatic hyperplasia and other diseases. It is not necessarily impotence. If it is treated as impotence, it will not only fail to solve the fundamental problem, but also damage normal sexual function.

Myth 2: Treat as long as you don’t have an erection

Some temporary erectile dysfunction or occasional erectile dysfunction is mostly related to psychological factors and the influence of environmental changes. Generally, it is temporary and can be restored by appropriate adjustment. It cannot be treated as impotence. However, this kind of mistreatment is often encountered in clinical practice, which damages sexual function and leads to true impotence.

Myth 3: Abuse of impotence drugs to treat impotence

In normal times or when there are occasional premature ejaculation and other poor sexual function, do not use aphrodisiac and kidney-tonifying products casually, because the ingredients of such products are unclear, some contain chemical ingredients such as hormones, and if used improperly, it will make the condition more serious. If used for a long time, normal people may also have sexual dysfunction.

Under normal circumstances, the treatment of impotence is a gradual and progressive treatment method, and the treatment process is relatively long. Therefore, patients must persist in treatment and have a positive attitude towards treatment. Clinical data show that if patients have a positive attitude towards treatment, the treatment effect of impotence is still relatively obvious.