Patient's question:
I have symptoms of phimosis, and my glans often itches as well. It's quite severe. But I'm too embarrassed to go to the hospital for this condition—it's so embarrassing. How is it better to treat phimosis in men?Doctor's answer:
Males are aware that a normal foreskin naturally retracts behind the glans after an erection, exposing the glans naturally without manual rotation, and it does not need to be pulled back during urination. However, patients with phimosis often experience incomplete urination, with urine remaining trapped inside the foreskin, forming a water balloon-like bulge. They can seek medical examination and treatment at local regular or Class III-A hospitals. Patients should maintain a positive and cheerful attitude, actively facing the condition. In daily life, it is important to maintain a regular schedule, avoid foods, and engage in appropriate physical exercise to enhance physical fitness.