Priapism
Priapism refers to a state of persistent penile erection that is unrelated to sexual desire. A persistent penile erection for more than 6 hours is considered abnormal erection. Traditionally, priapism is divided into primary (specific) and secondary. According to hemodynamics, it is divided into low blood flow type (ischemic) and high blood flow type (non-ischemic). Priapism is also divided into acute, intermittent (recurrent or intermittent, such as sickle cell anemia) and chronic (usually high blood flow type). In the early stages of priapism, it is a physiological penile erection, which later develops into a high blood flow type.
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Site of disease:
penis -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Males, usually aged 5 to 10 and 20 to 50 -
Related symptoms:
Abnormal penis erection congestion difficulty in defecation male sexual dysfunction abnormal penis erection -
Concurrent disease:
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