The most common accidents that happen on the wedding night

If the sexual intercourse is too intense or the posture is incorrect, it can easily cause damage to the male genitals. We know that the penis is composed of two corpora cavernosa and one corpus spongiosum. The urethra runs through the corpus spongiosum. The corpus cavernosum of the penis is rich in vascular sinuses and is surrounded by a tough white membrane. The corpus cavernosum and urethra are surrounded by the penile fascia to form a whole. When the penis is erect, the vascular sinuses in the corpus cavernosum become more congested and blood flow increases by up to 25 times compared to when the penis is in a flaccid state. Because the penis has a special anatomical structure and physiological characteristics, when the penis is erect, the blood membrane of the penis is in a highly tense state due to the filling of the corpus cavernosum with blood. At this time, the tunica albuginea becomes thinner, and consciously or unconsciously bending the penis can cause the tunica albuginea outside the corpus cavernosum to rupture. Usually, patients will complain of hearing a crisp "click" or "pop" sound during sexual intercourse, and the penis will then become flaccid. At the same time, there may also be severe pain, penis swelling, subcutaneous bruising and bruising on the injured side, which means that the penis has been broken. If the penile fascia is injured again, bleeding may penetrate into the scrotum or perineum skin along the inner gap of the fascia. Generally speaking, urination is normal when there is no urethral injury. If there is compression due to hematoma, urination may be difficult. When colleagues have symptoms such as bleeding from the urethra, hematuria or dysuria, it should be suspected that there may be urethral injury at the same time.

Incorrect sexual positions can cause penis fracture, such as when the erect penis is not aligned with the vaginal opening and violently hits the woman's pubic bone or perineum, or when it thrusts, it comes out and hits the bed, or when the sexual position is changed suddenly, the erect penis bends forcefully for an instant. This can lead to a fracture of the penis. In addition, if the erect penis is subjected to trauma such as kicking, hitting, falling, etc., the penis is more likely to break during sexual intercourse than when the penis is erect. In addition, unreasonable masturbation can also cause damage to the penis. For example, some men, in order to obtain stronger stimulation, make excessive movements or insert the penis into certain objects during masturbation, which can easily cause the penis to break.

Generally speaking, patients with mild ruptures, slight pain, and small amounts of bleeding can be treated conservatively, such as physical therapy, massage, hot compresses, and infection prevention. Those with more serious injuries require surgery to remove blood clots, suture wounds, and apply pressure bandages to prevent the hematoma from ossifying into a nodule, which can easily lead to nodules and affect future erectile function, and may even cause erectile dysfunction or erectile dysfunction.

2. Testicular damage.

Due to the relaxation of the scrotal soft tissue, the testicles have greater mobility, but the scrotal contents are fragile and have poor resistance to damage. Therefore, injuries to the scrotum and its contents are not uncommon clinically. It usually occurs in young and middle-aged people. Injuries to the testicles, tunica vaginalis, spermatic cord and scrotal wall often occur simultaneously, and direct violence is the most common cause of injury. Since the testicles not only have the function of rapid secretion, but also have the function of producing sperm, when the testicles are injured, the condition must be radically changed to preserve their spermatogenic and hormone secretion functions as much as possible.

3. Foreskin damage.

During sexual intercourse, if it is too intense or certain instruments are used, it is easy to cause damage to the foreskin or penis skin. If the patient also has excessively long foreskin, it is easy to cause foreskin incarceration. This occurs in men with long and tight foreskin. When the foreskin retracts to the coronal sulcus behind the glans, it cannot return to its original position due to congestion of the glans and edema of the foreskin. At this time, the blood supply to the glans should be restricted. In severe cases, ischemic necrosis may occur, so emergency treatment is required.

4. Sexual asphyxiation.

Generally refers to the use of ropes, stockings, scarves, ties, belts, headscarves, etc. to strangle the neck, or cover the mouth and nose with rubber bags, plastic bags, masks, etc. in remote and secluded places to create a state of suffocation in order to achieve sexual satisfaction. During the suffocation process, lack of oxygen and alkali poisoning will produce mental excitement and sexual pleasure, while causing congestion in the genitals, which will help the penis to erect. The pleasure of masturbation can be enhanced in a low oxygen state. At this time, the brain is in a state of hypoxia to a certain extent, and the release of excitatory neurotransmitters such as dopamine, serotonin and norepinephrine increases, which can cause the person to have symptoms such as illusions, hallucinations and delirium. At this time, the activity of brain nerve cells is enhanced, and the reaction of external sexual stimulation in the brain can be amplified to a certain extent, thereby obtaining extraordinary sexual pleasure and even reaching orgasm.

But sexual asphyxiation is extremely dangerous. Because in a state of hypoxia, the human body's various activity abilities and self-protection abilities are weakened, and after the climax, the body immediately falls into a state of exhaustion and weakness, and may even experience coma and impaired consciousness. If the suffocation behavior is not excessive and the relief measures are normal, the person will be able to wake up in time after climax and stop the suffocation behavior. However, once the behavior is excessive, such as the noose is too tight, the knot is tied, etc., it is beyond one's control and the escape measures fail, it can easily cause suffocation and death.