Penile block surgery method

There are many common diseases among men. Impotence, premature ejaculation, and prostatitis are all very common among men. Men with these diseases should receive timely treatment. Otherwise, when the disease becomes serious, it will have a great impact on their sexual life and family. In addition, the treatment of serious diseases is also more complicated. Penile blockade is a good choice for the treatment of premature ejaculation. What is the surgical method of penile blockade? The following is a detailed introduction.

Penile block surgery method:

After the penis is anesthetized, an incision is made on the back of the penis, and the skin, fascia and other tissues are cut in sequence. The dorsal penis nerve is dissected out, and several branches can be seen entering the glans penis. Several branches are cut off, and the fascia and skin are sutured. The stitches are removed one week after the operation, and sexual life can be resumed around one month.

Suitable patients for surgery

This surgery requires strict control of indications and is only suitable for married patients with extremely sensitive penises and premature ejaculation. The patient must have already received long-term medication, psychological, and behavioral treatments, and the treatments have been ineffective. At the same time, professional measurements of the penis are required before the surgery, and then a comprehensive judgment is made after obtaining objective data. Specifically, the surgical object must meet the following conditions at the same time:

(1) Normal erectile function;

(2) Those who are married or have a fixed sexual partner and have regular sexual life for more than 1 year;

(3) Those with severe premature ejaculation;

(4) No other organic factors;

(5) Normal psychological quality;

(6) Applying local anesthetic to the penis is effective;

(7) Wearing a condom is effective;

(8) Those who have not responded to conventional behavioral therapy for more than 2 months;

(9) Patients are generally <40 years old, or >40 years old but have a strong desire for surgery.

Surgical efficacy

Domestic reports say that the short-term efficacy of dorsal penile nerve resection is close to 90%, but foreign literature reports that the inefficiency is about 40% or more. The reason for the huge difference in data is still unclear, and it may be related to the patients selected for this method and the specific surgical method (such as the number of dorsal penile nerve branches cut during surgery). Obviously, if the main cause of the patient's illness is not due to the increased sensitivity of the dorsal penile nerve, the effect will not be satisfactory.

There is currently a lack of accurate data on long-term efficacy, and further long-term and close follow-up is needed.

After understanding the surgical method of penile blockade, when using penile blockade, it must be performed according to one's own situation. It should be noted that after penile blockade, if any adverse symptoms occur in the male body, one must go to the hospital for a physical examination so that one can understand one's specific situation.