"What are the Drawbacks of Prolonged Erection?"

When the male reproductive organ is stimulated, especially during sexual excitement, it can lead to penis erection, which is a common physiological phenomenon. If the male reproductive organ remains erect for a prolonged period of time, it can be harmful, as it can cause prolonged congestion in the penis, representing an abnormal erection. There are various reasons for this condition, which is often associated with reproductive system diseases. Let's take a look at the potential drawbacks of prolonged erections.

Frequent erections in male patients can have certain drawbacks. For instance, it may lead to sexual dysfunction, particularly erection dysfunction or premature ejaculation. It can also contribute to reproductive system diseases because frequent erections cause frequent congestion in the reproductive system, which can easily trigger inflammation, especially prostatitis. Furthermore, it can cause discomfort in the reproductive organs as frequent erections can lead to soreness and discomfort in the testicles. Additionally, it can cause damage to the corpus cavernosum cells of the penis, resulting in reproductive dysfunction and decreased sexual function. It is recommended that patients minimize sexual stimulation and, if frequent erections occur due to unknown reasons, consult a doctor promptly for relevant examinations and treatment based on the doctor's guidance.

1. Maintain a positive and optimistic mindset and be adept at regulating and controlling negative emotions.

2. Moderate sexual activity to avoid intense sexual stimulation.

3. Reduce the intake of greasy and rich food, limit alcohol consumption, and increase the consumption of whole grains, radishes, and green vegetables.

4. Avoid abusing various supplements for tonifying the kidneys and enhancing male virility.

Diagnosis is relatively straightforward based on the patient's history and clinical manifestations.

1. Sudden onset without sexual stimulation, often occurring at night, with erection lasting for several hours or days, accompanied by pain in the penis, waist, and pelvic region.

2. Firm congestion in the corpus cavernosum of the penis, while the urethral corpus spongiosum and glans penis remain soft.

3. History of intra-corpus cavernosum injection with vasoactive drugs.