Patient's question:
I recently don't know why my lower body is very uncomfortable, and I also don't have morning erections anymore. Please ask if the dorsal penile nerve block surgery is harmful to the body.Doctor's answer:
Hello! The dorsal penile nerve block is a treatment method adopted for persistent premature ejaculation caused solely by excessive sensitivity of the glans nerve. The dorsal penile nerve block is performed under local anesthesia with a transverse incision at the coronal sulcus of the penile back. The branches of the penile dorsal nerve are separated between the Buck's fascia and the tunica albuginea, revealing up to 7 branches. The main trunk of the penile dorsal nerve and 3 branches are preserved. If surgery is not desired, the progressive delay training method can also be used. The remaining four branches of the nerve are freed for 2-3 cm and then resected, followed by suture of the incision. The dorsal penile nerve block is primarily used for primary premature ejaculation that fails to respond to various treatments and excludes other diseases such as erectile dysfunction. It can be adopted for treatment.