Repair of Corpus Cavernosum Injury

Surgical repair can be performed to rectify the damage to the corpus cavernosum, in conjunction with medication or acupuncture treatment, to restore its normal functioning. The harm inflicted upon the corpus cavernosum primarily stems from external forces, leading to either organic or functional impairments, each necessitating distinct treatment approaches.

For organic injuries, surgical repair is undertaken to anastomose ruptured blood vessels or nerves, thereby reinstating normal function. Alternatively, in cases of functional impairments, medication is prescribed, often coupled with acupuncture therapy, to enhance blood circulation within the corpus cavernosum.

Treatment Modalities:

1. When external forces inflict organic damage to blood vessels and nerves within the corpus cavernosum, surgical repair is imperative. This involves re-anastomosing the ruptured vessels and nerves through surgery, followed by restoring the corpus cavernosum to its normal functioning.

2. In cases of functional impairment, manifested by poor congestion and erectile dysfunction, traditional Chinese medicines like Jin Suo Gu Jing Wan, Xue Fu Zhu Yu Wan, and Wu Zi Yan Zong Wan are administered orally. These medications promote blood circulation, dispel blood stasis, warm the kidneys, and strengthen yang. Additionally, Western medicines like Sildenafil Tablets and Sertraline Hydrochloride Tablets can also be prescribed.

3. Acupuncture therapy is another option, targeting acupoints such as Mingmen, Weizhong, and Shuangce Zusanli for acupuncture and moxibustion. This approach nourishes qi and blood, further enhancing blood circulation within the corpus cavernosum. Prompt medical attention is crucial in cases of corpus cavernosum injury to prevent delayed treatment.