Patient's question:
My first sexual experience was quite unpleasant, and I didn't feel much pleasure afterward. I think my foreskin might be slightly adhered, and even when it's erect, it doesn't fully show. I believe this could be the reason. Could you please tell me what foods can help with foreskin adhesion?Doctor's answer:
Penis foreskin being long doesn't necessarily require surgery. The key is that if the foreskin opening cannot be retracted, it will interfere with blood flow, and in such cases, surgery is necessary. Excessive foreskin can accumulate a significant amount of smegma, which may lead to balanitis. In cases of excessive foreskin, the glans remains covered by the foreskin, which is quite sensitive. When the glans is in a sensitive state, during normal sexual intercourse, if it is in a warm and moist vaginal environment, the highly sensitive glans can quickly reach the threshold for ejaculation, making it easier to experience premature ejaculation or early ejaculation. Circumcision can be used to address excessive foreskin. As for the cost, it varies from hospital to hospital.