Male genital skin cracks

Some men's genital skin may crack, which makes many male friends very upset. Not only does it affect their lives, but they also worry that there is something wrong with their bodies. In fact, because male genitals are exposed outside the body, they are more likely to be injured due to sexual intercourse or improper exercise, such as rupture of the genital skin. So what methods can be used to treat this situation?

1. Male genital trauma: The male external genitalia is exposed outside the body and is easily injured in confrontational sports, war, improper sexual intercourse, etc. Male genital trauma mainly occurs in young and middle-aged people, which not only affects the health of the patients, but is also likely to affect their reproductive function. Based on the integrity of the skin, it can be divided into closed injuries and open injuries. Common closed injuries include penile skin contusion, penile fracture, penile strangulation, penile dislocation, testicular rupture, testicular ectopicness, and scrotal subcutaneous hematoma; common open injuries include penile cuts, penile amputations, penile skin lacerations, scrotal skin avulsions, and damage to the contents.

2. Symptoms of male genital skin rupture: If the penis breaks during erection, the patient can feel the rupture sound of the penis white membrane, and then the erection subsides, and there is severe pain in the injured area, swelling of the penis, and subcutaneous congestion. Penile skin swelling, bruises, cracks, bleeding, skin avulsion; penis swelling, bending, deformation and penile severance, etc. Penile injury is often accompanied by urethral injury, resulting in symptoms such as difficulty urinating, urethral bleeding or hematuria.

III. Treatment of male genital trauma (1) Penile skin contusion: Apply cold compress first and then hot compress. If the hematoma is obvious, suction or incision can be used for drainage. (2) Penile skin lacerations: debridement, hemostasis, and suturing. If the skin defect is large, debridement and skin grafting can be performed. Attention should be paid to protecting the erectile function of the penis, and anti-infection treatment should be performed after surgery. (3) Penile strangulation? Remove the strangulation object immediately and improve local blood circulation. (4) Penile dislocation: Debridement, removal of hematoma, surgical reduction, fixation of the penis to its normal position and placement of a urinary catheter. (5) Penile fracture? Mild cases can be treated conservatively: analgesia, cold compress, compression with bandages, oral hemostatics and female hormones, and the use of antibacterial drugs; severe cases require surgery: removal of hematoma, complete hemostasis, and suture of the ruptured tunica albuginea. (6) Penile amputation: If the distal end of the penis is intact and the injury is not long, microsurgical replantation can be performed after debridement.

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