Will the injury to the tunica albuginea of ​​the penis heal itself?

The penis is the male reproductive organ and the most secret part. In real life, some male friends have too long a penis. If not treated in time, it is easy to cause the rupture and injury of the penis white membrane. After that, the penis skin will become purple, hematoma, etc. However, if it does not affect erection, special treatment is generally not required. It will heal itself after a period of time. However, during this period, you cannot eat spicy and stimulating food and have sex.

1. Will the injury to the tunica albuginea of ​​the penis heal itself?

When the tunica albuginea of ​​the penis is ruptured and injured, there is a tearing sound and pain, the penis immediately becomes soft, a hematoma is formed, the skin becomes cyanotic, and the penis leans toward the healthy side. The diagnosis can be confirmed by B-ultrasound or color ultrasound. Color ultrasound can clearly understand the site, length, depth, range of hematoma, and whether the dorsal penile artery and cavernous artery are broken. Normal erectile function does not affect sexual life, generally does not require special surgical treatment, and can heal itself after a period of time.

2. What are the clinical manifestations of penile injury?

1. Penile contusion: penis swelling, subcutaneous bleeding and hematoma.

2. Penile fracture: When the penis is erect, it is subjected to direct violence, causing the uterine membrane and corpus cavernosum to rupture. The injury is accompanied by noise, severe pain, loss of erection, hematoma, and cyanosis of the skin.

3. Penile strangulation: Metal rings, screw caps, etc. are placed on the penis, causing distal edema, ischemia, and necrotic changes.

4. Penile dislocation: refers to the penis being torn off from the pubic ligament and dislocated to the perineum or inner thigh. Sometimes it may be accompanied by urethral damage, resulting in difficulty urinating and urine extravasation.

5. Penis cutting or livestock bites can cause partial or complete separation of the penis.

3. What are the treatment principles for penis injuries?

1. Penile contusion: It can generally heal on its own. If the hematoma is obvious, it can be aspirated or incised for drainage.

2. Penile fracture: early surgery, removal of hematoma, and suture of the tunica albuginea.

3. Penile strangulation: In principle, the foreign body ring can be withdrawn (removed) without causing additional damage.

4. Penile dislocation: surgical reduction.

5. Penile amputation: replantation or reconstruction.

6. If there is urethral injury, urethral repair and suprapubic cystostomy should be performed.