The corpus cavernosum is a cavernous air-like structure, which is generally less likely to be injured in a non-erectile state. However, if the corpus cavernosum is engorged with blood, it can be damaged by impact, fracture, or a blow from an external force.

The damage to the corpus cavernosum will heal naturally if the area is small, but if the damaged area is large and there is a rupture, a localized rupture in the corpus cavernosum, you need to have a surgical operation to do the rupture repair. The first thing you need to do is to get a good deal of money to pay for the services you need, and then you'll have to pay for the services you need, and then you'll have to pay for the services you need.

If this is the size of the rupture, the first is ultrasound detection, the second is to do penile cavernography, to see if the rupture is not very large, if large or emergency repair.