Patient's question:
Previously, due to various reasons, I have taken aphrodisiacs, and now I often experience painful erections during daytime naps that do not subside. It is said that sedative medication can be used to stabilize the condition (5-10 mg, three times daily). Isn't used to treat neurasthenia? Can I use it? Are there other medications? Thank you. (Hello, isn't used to treat neurasthenia? How is it used to treat abnormal penile erection?) Please answer in detail, thank you. How is it treated? Are there any home remedies?Doctor's answer:
Penile abnormal erection is a pathological condition. Simply put, it refers to the state where the penis remains erect for a prolonged period after becoming erect, and it cannot return to normal even after the relevant stimuli are removed. There are several causes that can lead to penile abnormal erection, including blood system diseases such as sickle cell anemia, leukemia, and thrombocytopenia; neurological conditions such as spinal cord injury or inflammation; mechanical injuries such as perineal trauma or late-stage pelvic tumor compression; and drug-related reasons such as taking antihypertensive medications like guanethidine or hydralazine, or excessive administration of drugs like papaverine during erectile dysfunction treatment. We recommend that you visit our Department of Sexual Dysfunction for diagnosis. Advanced diagnostic techniques can confirm the condition, and targeted treatment can completely cure it.