Symptoms of Corpus Cavernosa Necrosis

When men have corpus cavernosum necrosis, it can easily lead to symptoms of hematoma, and it can also have a great impact on men's physical health. Long-term corpus cavernosum necrosis can easily cause the penis to turn black or smelly, affecting normal erectile function, and requires timely medication for treatment.

What are the symptoms of corpus cavernosum necrosis?

Damage to the corpus cavernosum is usually caused by external forces after the penis is erect, which will cause hematoma and is very painful. It seems that your corpus cavernosum is not damaged, but rather the penis is bent or lateral. Under the influence of frequent external forces such as masturbation and certain working postures, the entire corpus cavernosum is translated inside and outside the body. In other words, the entire penis strip is deflected in the abdominal cavity, which can be corrected through regular massage.

The other is congenital curvature, which is usually not easy to find when the penis is flaccid. When the penis is sexually excited, it will bend to the left and right, upward or downward. Generally, the curve can be seen from the outside of the penis. This phenomenon is more common in Western countries such as Europe, and it is more common to bend upward after sexual erection. This is related to racial genetics, but it is not a pathological manifestation. Generally, if it is estimated that it will not affect future sexual life, it does not need to be corrected. If the curvature is too large, it needs to be corrected through surgery, but it may affect the quality of the erection of the corpus cavernosum after the surgery.

If a man has abnormal injury to the corpus cavernosum of his penis and it is not treated promptly and effectively, the long-term congestion and swelling of the corpus cavernosum can easily lead to ischemia, congestion and necrosis of the penis. Mild injury to the corpus cavernosum can cause abnormal curvature and deformation of the penis, which seriously threatens normal sexual life and health.

There are many ways to treat penile cavernous injury, usually through penile cavernous repair surgery to effectively solve the problem. Such surgery must be performed in a formal and professional large hospital to ensure the effect of the surgery.

The clinical symptoms of corpus cavernosum necrosis are mainly manifested in the following aspects:

First, the corpus cavernosum of the penis will die, which may cause the penis to appear darker and may also emit a foul odor.

In addition, necrosis of the corpus cavernosum of the penis can cause the skin of the penis to appear black.

When patients have this condition, they need to go to the hospital for relevant examinations in time to make a clear diagnosis. They can have a facial examination and penile ultrasound examination to make a clear diagnosis.