Cavernous Veins of the Penis [V. Cavernosae (Penis)]

The cavernous veins of the sex are one of the most important anatomical elements of the penis in men. They are responsible for filling the penis with blood and maintaining its erectile function. Typically, these muscles are oval in shape and they are located under the skin of the penis.

An important point is that the cavernous bodies can be weakened or reduced in size due to factors such as age, lifestyle (smoking, alcoholism, obesity) and diseases (diabetes mellitus, atherosclerosis, vascular disease). This can lead to erectile dysfunction and a decrease in the quality of sexual life.

The corpus cavernosum is also important for maintaining an erection. When blood begins to circulate through the veins, pressure arises in the tissues of the penis, which increases with arousal and the approach of orgasm. Thanks to this, the expanded cavities are filled with blood, providing it with good elasticity and maintaining fullness.

There are several ways to activate blood circulation in the cavernous bodies and improve their functioning. For example, massage