Best Hospitals for Penile Implant Surgery in India: A Comprehensive Guide

Introduction: EDTreatmentIndia is a leading medical service provider company that offers the best erectile dysfunction treatment in India. With a focus on delivering exceptional care, they collaborate with India's top hospitals and renowned surgeons to provide a wide range of urology treatments, including penile implant surgery, ED1000, urethroplasty, and more. In this article, we will explore the top hospitals in India for penile implant surgery, highlighting the expertise and excellence offered by EDTreatmentIndia.

1. Medanta The Medicity: As a partner of EDTreatmentIndia, Medanta The Medicity is a premier hospital known for its comprehensive urological services. With a reputation for excellence and cutting-edge technology, Medanta offers state-of-the-art penile implant surgery. The hospital's team of highly skilled urologists and surgeons, combined with their patient-centric approach, ensures optimal outcomes and patient satisfaction.

2. Fortis Memorial Research Institute: EDTreatmentIndia has established a strong collaboration with Fortis Memorial Research Institute, making it a prominent choice for penile implant surgery. With a specialized urology department and advanced infrastructure, Fortis offers personalized treatment plans and a compassionate environment for patients. Their team of experienced urologists, trained in the latest surgical techniques, ensures successful outcomes and improved quality of life for patients.

3. Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals: For individuals seeking top-quality penile implant surgery, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, in association with EDTreatmentIndia, is a preferred choice. This renowned hospital excels in urology treatments and provides comprehensive care for erectile dysfunction. The hospital's dedicated urology team, backed by state-of-the-art facilities and a patient-centric approach, delivers successful penile implant surgeries and ensures the well-being of patients throughout their treatment journey.

4. BLK Super Speciality Hospital: EDTreatmentIndia's collaboration with BLK Super Speciality Hospital offers access to exceptional urological treatments, including penile implant surgery. With a focus on delivering world-class care, BLK Super Speciality Hospital boasts a team of highly qualified urologists and advanced infrastructure. The hospital follows international standards and employs the latest techniques to provide successful outcomes and a positive surgical experience for patients.

Conclusion: EDTreatmentIndia, in partnership with Medanta The Medicity, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, and BLK Super Speciality Hospital, offers unparalleled erectile dysfunction treatment in India. With their expertise in penile implant surgery, ED1000, urethroplasty, and other urology treatments, they ensure the highest level of care for patients. By collaborating with these top hospitals and renowned surgeons, EDTreatmentIndia remains committed to delivering the best treatment options and improving the lives of individuals struggling with erectile dysfunction.

Constant erection case loses court battle: Penile implant man stunned by verdict

A penile implant patient who had an 8-month long erection loses his court battle citing no medical negligence on the part of the urologist who performed the procedure according to NBC News on June 18.

In December of 2017 a Delaware man, Daniel Metzgar, underwent a penile implant, which left him with a constant erection that lasted for eight months. Due to ridicule from family and friends, along with stares, comments and even threats from strangers, the 44-year-old truck driver became depressed, changing his wardrobe to loose fitting clothing to hide his on-going erection.

Adding injury to insult, according to testimony, the tubing from the penile implant then punctured Metzgar’s scrotum, blowing his body part up to the size of volleyball ultimately having the prosthetic penis enhancer removed in August of 2014. However, he didn’t report or document the problem when his privates were inflated.

Michael C. Heyden, attorney for the penile implant patient told reporters they were stunned over the courts decision. Daniel Metzgar underwent the procedure to correct years of erectile dysfunction that he said is a result of being a longtime diabetic.

Dr. Thomas J. Desperito who performed the failed procedure that allegedly caused Metzgar to have a constant erection was pleased in the verdict finding no medical negligence on his part.

TROUBLE IN BED?

RESEARCH PROVES THAT ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION MAY SERVE AS AN EARLY WARNING SIGN FOR TODAY’S MOST NOTORIOUS LIFESTYLE DISEASES, FINDS APARNA CHITRE ACHAREKAR

Forty five-year-old Rakesh enjoyed a normal married life for over 15 years till he first experienced 'performance problems' in bed. Attributing it to mounting stress at work, he ignored it for over a year, until he performed even poorly in the cardiac stress test he underwent as part of his annual health check up.

Rakesh now understands the intricate correlation between his ‘performance problems’ and an impending cardiovascular disease.

"Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a definite marker for an oncoming vascular disease," notes Dr Sudhakar Krishnamurti, andrologist and microsurgeon, and director, Andromeda Andrology Center, Hyderabad. A recent study by researchers at the University of Chicago reported that men who had no problems with sexual function at the start of a seven-year study later developed ED. These men were 25 percent more likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke compared with those who did not develop ED.

Finding the link (http://www.edtreatmentindia.com/penile-implant-treatment-in-india.html)
According to the Massachusetts Male Ageing Study, ED affects about 10-15 per cent of the under-40 age group and about 52 per cent of those above 40. Says Dr Krishnamurti, "For centuries, ED has been presumed to be the result of mental (or psychogenic) causes, and millions have either undergone ineffective psychiatric treatment, or worse - fallen prey to aphrodisiacs and other useless medication. Research has now conclusively shown that impotence has a physical (or physiological) cause in nearly 90 per cent of the cases and like most other physiological problems, is often curable."

Erectile dysfunction or impotence is defined as the inability of a man to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for his sexual needs or the needs of his partner. It may be caused by a problem directly related to the penis or to the blood vessels leading to the penis. Simply put, if you turn on your kitchen faucet and don't get any flow, either faucet is broken or pipes are clogged.

Pipe clogging is what seems to explain why heart problems and erectile dysfunction are so often seen together. High levels of cholesterol or arterial damage can cause arteries to clog. In case of the penis, the blood vessels leading to it are barely 2mm in diameter. Plaque deposition in these vessels will not allow enough blood flow to the penis during sexual stimulation leading to ED. Since blockage of blood vessels in the penis happens earlier than in the carotid and coronary arteries, ED is often one of the first signals that male body sends out.

There is increasing evidence that ED may be caused by a reduced amount of nitric oxide in the blood vessels of the penis. In men with erectile dysfunction, nitric oxide levels are low, so blood vessels cannot allow blood to reach the penis.

Treatment
Instead of just getting a prescription to treat the condition, experts recommend that men with erectile dysfunction see a doctor who can check for underlying vascular problems.

Says Dr Krishnamurti, "Though the damage to the arteries of the penis cannot be reversed, medication, vacuum therapy, injection therapy and in some cases penile prosthetic implantation operation has been proven to be useful." 

Time to see a Physician?
Performance anxiety experienced by newly weds or under other extreme psychological conditions are best handled by psychiatrists. If a person experiences ED after years of normal sex life, then a physician will be able to advise best.

Prevention
"A higher index of awareness can prevent the physiological and psychological impact of ED. While people must shed inhibitions and talk to their physicians the latter should become comfortable to discuss sex with their patients," concludes Dr Krishnamurti.

WHAT CAN CAUSE ERECTILEDYSFUNCTION? 

• Diabetes 
• High Blood Pressure 
• High Cholesterol 
• Depression 
• Smoking 
• Spinal Diseases
• Prostate Cancer
• Some surgeries 

impotence? Penile implant surgery Treatment new hope to woh suffer Erectile Diffusion

A senior government employee, Haq's problem - not being able to maintain an erection during sexual intercourse (Erectile Diffusion) - is not an uncommon one. A similar situation was faced by 28-year-old Sumanjeet Sikdar, who was bit by a stray dog on his penis when he was just six months old. The dog bit off most of his penis, which went on to become a barrier as he gradually attained a marriageable age.

Urologists in India said that erectile dysfunction is not a "new problem in  society", with around 50% men in India having the condition.

According to experts, erectile dysfunction has a "perfect cure", but because men do not feel comfortable in revealing their problems they face marital breakups due to sexual complications.

After being dissatisfied with their friends' advice for treatment,  Haq and Sikdar  finally went to medical experts who offered them hope.

The two were asked to undergo a penile implant surgery in which devices are placed inside the penis to allow men with erectile dysfunction to get an erection. While Zia was ready to pay anything close to Rs.10 lakh to get his condition cured and underwent the inflatable penile implant, Sircar underwent the semi rigid penile implant surgery, which cost him less than the inflatable implant but offered effective cure.

PN Dogra, head of the urology department at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), said that penal implants are of two types - semi rigid and inflatable.

"In the inflatable penile implant surgeries,  cylinders (placed inside the body) are used to replace the spongy tissue inside the penis that fills with blood during an erection. These implants come in a variety of diameters and lengths and range anything from Rs.5 lakh to 8 lakh," Dogra told IANS, adding that such surgeries are very popular in the West. However, it is the semi-rigid or non-inflatable implant which is more common in India. It costs around Rs.1 lakh, excluding the surgical charge.

"Such implants are firm. They can be bent into different positions," Dogra told IANS. Another thing about the implant surgery is that the partner is not able to make out about the implant.Experts classify impotency into psychological and physical. While psychological impotency may be due to a man's fear that he will not be able to perform sexually leading to performance anxiety, physical impotence is due to the abnormalities of the penile arteries, veins, and smooth muscle causing obstruction in the flow of blood into the penile erection chambers preventing erection.

Dogra said though implants are a solution, they should be resorted to only when other prescribed medications like penis erection oil or viagra tablets are ineffective in curing the dysfunction. Zia, who  got married for the third time recently, told IANS that the satisfaction level during intercourse is the "same as in natural intercourse". Vineet Malhotra, senior consultant urologist and andrologist at Delhi Nova Specialty Hospital, Kalkaji, said: "Implants do not interfere with ejaculation, although ejaculation and orgasm are not ensured. Implants neither increase nor decrease sexual desire."

He said the non-inflatable implants and inflatable devices can last indefinitely. The urologist further said that the inability to consummate after marriage was emerging as one of the reasons for couples to split in India. "It is important for men to understand the importance of such implants in the era where women are no more willing to stick to a man with less sexual consummation level," Malhotra told IANS.

Agreed Mayank Gupta, senior consultant, urology, at Sharda Hospital.

"People in India need to understand that hiding the problems related to erectile dysfunction can make their life dull and lead to family tensions and, in the worst case, a divorce," Gupta told IANS. He also said these implants are also useful when a woman wants to undergo sex change. "In the coming years, the use of the implant will certainly grow. Society is changing and people want to lead a better and happy life and if technology is lending a helping hand then everyone wants to use it and why not?," Gupta said.

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