Patient's question:
My first sexual experience was quite unpleasant, and I didn't feel much pleasure afterward. I think it might be due to my phimosis, where even when I'm erect, it doesn't expose properly. I believe this is the reason. Could you please ask: How should phimosis adhesion be treated appropriately?Doctor's answer:
Phimosis, most boys have phimosis before they grow up, and a small number have paraphimosis. During urination, the foreskin swells like a balloon, and after urination, a small amount of urine often remains in the foreskin cavity. Moreover, the accumulation of lipids and epithelial scales gradually forms a block of smegma, which is an excellent breeding ground for bacteria. Long-term chronic irritation can cause the foreskin to become inflamed and lead to balanoposthitis. Repeated recurrence can result in adhesion of the foreskin cavity. Due to the presence of smegma, urine often flows in a spiral pattern, slowly and finely like hair, and with age, it often causes urinary obstruction. It is recommended to seek timely at a formal urological hospital.