The pelvic and urogenital system surgery is another important factor in medical derivation except for drug effects.
Two cases of surgery lead to impotence
Some impotence occurs after surgery. For example, impotence will inevitably occur after bilateral testicular resection for patients with advanced or older prostate cancer.There is not much practical significance to discuss this situation.
In the case of impotence caused by surgery, it is caused by side damage. If the nerves and blood vessels needed to dominate penile erections during the surgery, the occurrence of impotence can be caused. This situation can be improved by improving surgical skills and improving surgical methodsTry to avoid the occurrence of impotence.
There are two common operations that can cause impotence
After the rectal or sigmal colon treatment in the past, most of the patient's erectile function was affected, and even a complete impotence occurred. This may be caused by the surgery damage the pelvic nerve clue located in the front and outer rectum.Now through the surgery of retaining autonomic nerves, the incidence of impotence after surgery is greatly reduced.
The occurrence of impotence after the root treatment of prostate cancer was a headache that caused the urology industry. It almost inevitably occurred after surgery. However, since the root treatment of prostate cancer that retains the nerve blood vessels, this embarrassing situation has been changed.EssenceHowever, there is still risk of impotence after surgery. It is reported that patients with 30 ﹪ ~ 50 ﹪ will still have impotence, depending on the scope and degree of tumor infiltration and the retention of nerve vascular bundles.
(Editor in charge: Internship Zhang Yiwen)
