How to treat the symptoms of penis vascular blockage

Penile pain is a common symptom of penile vascular obstruction. Pain may occur in any part of the penis, including the head, root, body, etc. The pain may be intermittent, persistent, or intermittent, and may be mild or severe. 2. Penile swelling Penile swelling is also a common symptom of vascular obstruction. Swelling may occur in any part of the penis, including the head, base, and body of the penis. The swelling may be localized or widespread. 3. Penile dysfunction Penile dysfunction is also one of the common symptoms of vascular obstruction. Dysfunction may include erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, ejaculation disorders, etc. 4. Changes in penile skin. Changes in skin may include changes in skin color, changes in skin temperature, changes in skin surface, etc. 5. Penile bleeding Penile blood vessel blockage may also cause penile bleeding. Bleeding may occur in any part of the penis, including the penis head, penis root, penis body, etc. The nature of bleeding may be local, may also be extensive. Treatment 1. Drug treatment for penile blood vessel blockage mainly includes antihypertensive drugs, antidepressants, antianxiety drugs, etc. These drugs can reduce blood pressure, lower heart rate, improve blood circulation, thus relieving symptoms. 2. Physical therapy Physical therapy includes heat therapy, cold therapy, electrical stimulation, etc. These treatments can improve blood circulation and relieve symptoms, but the effect is limited. 3. Surgical treatment Surgical treatment includes penile bypass surgery, penile artery reconstruction surgery, etc. These procedures can restore blood circulation to the penis and improve erectile function, but the risks of surgery are high and patients need to be carefully considered.