Introduction Recurrent ischemic priapism likely has a neurogenic basis for some clinical presentations. Aim To describe a phenomenon of resolved recurrent ischemic priapism in a patient following celiac plexus block for recurrent upper abdominal pain. Methods The case report profiled a 44-year-old Caucasian man who developed recurrent ischemic priapism after retroperitoneal surgery. He had failed multiple conventional interventions for his priapism. After he underwent a celiac plexus block for recurrent upper abdominal pain, his recurrent priapism episodes immediately stopped. Main Outcome Measures Clinical history regarding priapism occurrences. Results The patient obtained a resolution of his priapism after celiac plexus block, without recurrences at a 6-month follow-up assessment. Conclusions Celiac plexus block successfully led to resolution of recurrent ischemic priapism of probable neurogenic origin associated with spinal nerve outflow injury.