Whether or not a broken penis can be surgically stitched back together depends on the severity of the condition and the timeliness of treatment. There are different degrees of severity of penile rupture, and whether or not it can be stitched up depends on the length of the period of time between the trauma and the hospitalization and surgery. 1. If the penis is mildly severed, and the severed penis is treated in time for surgery, it can usually be repaired, and the chances of complications such as impaired erection after the surgery are small. 2. If the severity of the fracture is more serious, or even the whole penis breaks off, or the interval between the fracture and the treatment is longer, then the fractured part of the penis may already have tissue necrosis, and even if it is stitched up by the surgery, the function of the penis may have been lost after the surgery. Penile fracture is a very urgent disease, once it occurs, you should immediately use ice to apply cold compresses to the penis, and immediately go to the regular hospital to see a doctor for treatment.