Patient's question:
Medical Description: The patient is male, 21 years old. This condition includes: 1. Hospital diagnosis of congenital penile curvature. 2. The curvature is greater than 60 degrees.History of Treatment and Effects:
One week ago, the patient underwent a congenital penile curvature correction surgery. Post-surgery, an open wound was discovered, and a hard lump was felt inside, which seemed to be a result of the upper corpus cavernosum being contracted to symmetrize the lower corpus cavernosum. Is this an issue with adhesion in the lower corpus cavernosum? The patient feels that the erection is shorter than before.
Desired Help:
1. Is the surgical method correct?
2. Does the hard lump affect anything?
Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, this treatment method is correct. The method for treating this condition involves achieving penile correction through the contraction of a local surgical incision. Don’t worry.Advice: Hello, since the surgical site will cause the formation of local tissue scars, resulting in localized hardness, this has no significant impact on penile function. Don’t worry. Additionally, the contraction of the local penis may lead to a slight shortening of the penis, which is also a normal phenomenon. There’s no need to be overly concerned.