Can a man's organ be reattached after it is removed?

On the evening of March 19, Zheng, a man from Foshan, had his penis cut off by his ex-wife because he did not agree to her request for remarriage. According to Zheng, the two were riding a motorcycle together at the time, and the lights of the opposite car blinded him, so his ex-wife took the opportunity to cut him off from behind. After being cut off, Zheng thought of giving living expenses to his children first. When he rushed to the hospital, he was in hemorrhagic shock. The cut off of the penis has a great impact on the daily life of men. So, after it is cut off, can it be reattached?

In fact, if it is properly protected, I can take it back!

Doctors point out that the best time to replant ruptured tissues such as fingers, toes, and genitals is within six hours to avoid thrombosis due to tissue ischemia. The shorter the time, the greater the success rate of the operation.

If the severed genitals can be cleaned and replanted within the optimal replantation time, the chances of recovery are relatively high. As for the difficulty of debridement and suturing, clean cuts are obviously easier to handle. In other words, injuries caused by sharp blades are easier to handle than those caused by blunt instruments.

How to give first aid if my brother is broken

Since the main structures of the genitals are arteries, veins and cavernous sinuses, severed genitals will inevitably cause heavy bleeding, which can lead to hemorrhagic shock, as happened to Zheng in the above case. In more serious cases, it can lead to death.

Therefore, after the genitals are cut off, emergency measures to stop bleeding should be taken first. If the genitals are partially cut off, the base of the genitals can be tied with a rope. If it is cut off from the base of the genitals, pressure should be applied to stop the bleeding, using towels, clothes and other clean cloths.

The second thing is to deal with the severed genitals. If they are properly stored and handled in time, they can be replanted. If the genitals are not completely severed, they should not be cut off and should be kept in place, because even if there are few tissues connected, a small amount of blood supply is still preserved, which is also conducive to the survival of the severed genitals. If the penis is completely severed, the severed genitals should be cleaned, disinfected, and refrigerated immediately. They can be placed in a plastic bag, tied tightly, and placed in an ice pot with ice cubes around. Because storage at low temperatures can prolong its deterioration time, if handled properly, it is still possible to successfully replant within 18 to 24 hours after injury.

Finally, I need to remind all male friends that if you accidentally encounter this situation, I hope you can hurry to the hospital for treatment. The shorter the time, the greater the chance of healing. Never handle it on your own, because this is a major event that affects your whole life.