Patient's question:
There was the past treatment and its effects: What kind of treatment is needed, besides surgery? When can it be done? Will it interfere with growth and development? What kind of assistance is desired: What kind of surgical hospital is required for examination, said to be phimosis? Need to be hospitalized...Doctor's answer:
Hypospadias and phimosis are common issues experienced by many men. After developing hypospadias or phimosis, long-term exposure to urine and smegma can lead to chronic irritation, causing swelling, congestion, and inflammation of the foreskin and glans. This may result in repeated cross-infections and even reoccurrence of phimosis, ultimately leading to severe consequences such as necrosis of the foreskin and glans.Recommendation: The Korean circumcison technique is a procedure that fully aligns with perinatal hygiene and disease prevention, as well as health care. Removing excess foreskin not only promotes normal penile development but also prevents the accumulation of smegma, effectively reducing the risk of recurrent inflammation and cancer. This approach not only protects the individual but also helps prevent gynecological diseases in sexual partners, making it an excellent measure for perinatal health care. The cost is approximately 1,000 to 2,000, though it may vary depending on the medical equipment used by each hospital.
The above advice is for the question "My penis is stuck under the foreskin, and I have phimosis." I hope it helps. Wishing you good health!