the directions say to call the doctor if my erection last longer than 4 hrs?

Question

hell no i called all my friends and bragged

Answer 1

The blood in your penis starts to coagulate after about 4 hours which causes the tissue to die from lack of oxygen.Joke all about it you want. When you penis starts rotting and stinks and you can't get it up anymore you will always have the memory of the time it lasted over 4 hours and you called your friends and bragged about it.

Answer 2

The first treatment for ischemic priapism is "therapeutic aspiration." The urologist sticks a needle into the side of the penis and draws blood directly from the cavernosa. The same needle is sometimes used to inject saline solution into the penis, which can help flush out the remaining blood. Aspiration and irrigation work around 25 percent to 30 percent of the time. Doctors can also inject drugs that constrict the arteries and cut off penile blood flow. Injections are given every few minutes for about an hour. In rare cases, an intractable erection will resist both aspiration and drug injections. In this case, the urologist performs a surgical shunt. The simplest type of shunt involves cutting a small hole in the head of the penis, then opening oval windows in the tips of the cavernosa. When the surface incision is closed, the blood trapped in the erectile tissue drains out through the unaffected penile veins. A more involved shunt procedure involves cutting a nearby but unrelated vein and attaching one end of it to the base of the penis.There are two types of priapism, non-ischemic and ischemic. Non-ischemic priapism usually results from an injury to the penis or perineum. If an artery that feeds into the corpora cavernosa ruptures, blood might spill into the erectile tissues. While blood can now flow both in and out, the outflow is not sufficient to shrink the erection. As a result, a man with non-ischemic priapism will have a semirigid penis for hours on end. Because the circulation of blood has not been impeded, non-ischemic priapism doesn't hurt and often clears up on its own without causing long-term damage. Treatment usually consists of little more than an ice pack. In the case of ischemic priapism, blood flows into the penis but doesn't flow out. The loss of circulation deprives the corpora cavernosa of oxygen and causes a painful, rigid erection. If left untreated, the loss of oxygen can damage erectile tissues, cause the formation of scar tissue, and lead to a permanent loss of function.

Answer 3

I would be happy if I had an erection that lasted longer than 4 minutes.

Answer 4

Hell I would call a hooker, then get my moneys worth!

Actually, there can be damage caused by blood not flowing out of the penis resulting in necrotic tissue (necrotic = dead). Something you don't want to happen to your johnson.

Oh and they do not use a huge needle to "drain the blood." They do however use a needle to inject a muscle relaxer into the sphincter that traps the blood. When it relaxes the blood flows out normally. Sounds like fun huh.

Answer 5

well if it stops working all together and you become impotent because of it you wont have to worry about bragging...you will end up in the er with some doc using a huge needle stuck into your prenis to drain the blood that is trapped there

Answer 6

Sometimes a manual massage using a "sledge-hammer" -- "sledge-hammer" being a medical code-word for a blunt tool used to beat things -- is the only option for reducing the swelling in your e-peen.

Answer 7

I did hear if your erection lasts several hours you can damage yourself. It says that for a reason.

Answer 8

yep, it's true. if that happens the blood will need to be drained by artificial means, like a big-*** needle. and permanent damage could be done. get a picture first though. that may be the last time you get it up.

Answer 9

well, you call if you wish your erection did not last that long...as long as you are happy...do not worry about it.

Answer 10

lol, that must have been a pain.
I did not mean calling all your friends.