Can the male corpus cavernosum be restored?

The corpus cavernosum of the penis is a key component of the male reproductive organ. If the corpus cavernosum is damaged, it may cause painful symptoms for men. If the corpus cavernosum of the penis is damaged, it must be treated immediately. So how to recover data from corpus cavernosum damage? What are the symptoms of corpus cavernosum damage? Let's learn more about it below!

The damage to the corpus cavernosum of the penis is quite serious. If it is not treated actively, it may cause pain. Therefore, when dealing with the situation of corpus cavernosum damage, what should be done in practice, because it is a critical part after all.

How to recover data from cavernous body damage

The damage of the corpus cavernosum is usually caused by external force after the penis is erect, which will cause abscessation and is very painful. It seems that your corpus cavernosum is not damaged. It should be the penis bending or lateral bending. Under the influence of habitual external forces such as masturbation and some working postures, the corpus cavernosum of the penis outside the body shifts and changes. In other words, the entire penis strip is displaced in the abdomen, which can be corrected through regular massage.

The treatment of penile corpus cavernosum injury includes pain relief, debridement under local anesthesia, sutures, reduction, etc. In clinical medicine, not all injuries affect male sexual function.

Another type is congenital curvature, which is usually not easy to detect when the skin is soft. It bends up and down, up and down, etc. during sexual impulse. Generally, the arc shape can be seen from the outside. Suggestions:

This condition is more common in Europe and other European and American countries, and is most common in cases where the penis bends upward after erection. This is related to racial genetics, but it is not a manifestation of psychological distortion. Generally, if it is estimated that it will not affect future sexual life, it does not need to be corrected. If the bend is too large, it needs to be corrected through surgical treatment, but it may affect the quality of the erection of the corpus cavernosum after surgery.

Traumatic damage to the corpus cavernosum can easily cause penile curvature after erection, which can make sexual intercourse difficult in severe cases.

Relevant authoritative experts report that 5% to 15% of patients experience impotence after cavernous body damage, and the key causes are penile curvature and erectile pain. When treating male genital injuries, it is important to protect blood vessels and nerves to reduce the occurrence of impotence after injury.

Penile corpus cavernosum damage is related to many factors, but the vast majority of reasons are trauma. If we can avoid trauma, there may not be much damage. We must protect the penile corpus cavernosum, because penile corpus cavernosum damage may cause male sexual dysfunction.

Types of corpus cavernosum damage include

1. Compression injury

The male genitals are squeezed and shaped by hanging objects for a long time, causing edema and necrosis of the penis. It often occurs when bunkers, mines, and houses collapse.

2. Collision Injury

Due to carelessness at work and other reasons, the male genitals are hit, causing blood swelling in some parts.

3. Stab

The wound is often small and deep, with poor drainage and a high risk of superficial infection.

4. Gun and ammunition injuries

When the spring sheet enters, it often brings in foreign matter such as soil, cloth, and cotton wool, and the wound is often combined with environmental pollution.

5. Laser cutting injuries

The wound edges are mostly neat, but there is a lot of bleeding.

6. Bite

If bitten by small animals or humans, the wound may easily become infected.

The above detailed introduction to the various types of corpus cavernosum damage, as long as we try not to touch it can avoid being damaged to the corpus cavernosum. Corpus cavernosum damage generally has the following symptoms, if we have such symptoms must pay attention.

Corpus cavernosum lesions

The corpus cavernosum of the penis has a rich variety of venous sinuses. There are three corpus cavernosums in the penis. These three corpora cavernosa are all covered by muscle fascia, and there are also relatively rich blood vessels and nerves running through the penis. Therefore, penis damage can show very obvious clinical manifestations.

The main manifestations of male genital injuries are local pain, but there are also swelling, bruising, bleeding, lacerations, transections, penetration, dislocations, detachment, necrosis, and partial damage.

How to check for corpus cavernosum damage

(1) Pathological penile corpus cavernosum examination

After the iodine allergy test, the male genital skin is basically disinfected and sterilized. After the penis is pressurized with a rubber band, vasoactive substances such as castor oil and prostaglandin E1 are injected into the posterior 1/3 of the male genitals with a No. 7 syringe. After observing the genital erection for 15 minutes, 80 ml of 30% diatrizoate is immediately introduced into the corpus cavernosum on one side. After the contrast solution is satisfactory, retrograde and superior and inferior oblique films are taken.

(2) Continuous infusion contrast imaging

After the injection of cavernous body vasoactive substances, the erection is below 60 degrees or the erection disappears quickly. When the genital aorta is checked and is within the normal range, a French Gombro grouting pump is used to automatically control the water flow rate of the system liquid.

The patient lies flat, and basic disinfection and sterilization are performed. One end of the hose connected to the injection pump is connected to a No. 9 needle and inserted into the corpus cavernosum on one side. The other end of the hose is connected to an infusion bottle, and saline water is introduced at a flow rate of 80 to 120 ml per minute to immediately induce genital erection. The water flow rate at the beginning of the erection is recorded, and then the water flow rate is slowly reduced to maintain the erection, and the rate of maintaining the erection is recorded. Finally, 100 ml of 30% diatrizoate meglumine is introduced, and the suture is monitored on the display screen. After the suture, the needle is pulled out and the part is compressed for 3 to 5 minutes.

Conclusion: In order to repair the damage of the corpus cavernosum of the penis, we must first examine the actual problem, so that we can find the cause and treat it more effectively. We can try the two examination methods described in detail above. We hope that the methods described in detail above can help us better treat the damage of the corpus cavernosum of the penis.