Patient's question:
I've been very upset lately. I'm about to get married, but I'm facing a lot of mental pressure because I've discovered I have a problem with my foreskin. I didn't dare live with my girlfriend before, and now that I need to get it treated, I feel upset. Will it affect me in the future if I don't get it treated? Hello, does phimosis in men interfere with fertility?Doctor's answer:
Males with excessive prepuce are very common in clinical diagnosis. Generally, excessive prepuce can manifest in two forms: phimosis and balanoposthitis. Phimosis can affect fertility, while if the glans can be retracted, the problem is usually not serious. However, it is prone to cause inflammation of the prepuce and glans, as well as penile cancer. Therefore, the most ideal treatment is surgery.In addition to timely treatment for andrological diseases, patients should maintain a positive attitude when facing the illness. Only in this way can they receive timely and appropriate treatment. At the same time, they should pay close attention to their dietary care and monitor any changes in their symptoms. They believe that this will surely drive andrological diseases away.