Patient's question:
The skin of the penis tightly wraps around the glans, preventing it from fully protruding. It cannot be flipped outward during sexual activity or intercourse. I myself am worried that it may affect ejaculation, lead to prostatitis, and cause infertility. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Penile prepuce is when the prepuce completely covers the glans of the penis, and the glans cannot naturally protrude, but it can be moved during cleaning, sexual intercourse, and sexual activity. If the length of the prepuce allows normal movement and does not affect normal sexual life, it is generally sufficient to pay attention to cleaning. It is not contagious. If it is severe, it is necessary to seek treatment at a formal urological hospital for circumcision as soon as possible. Delayed treatment can not only hinder the normal growth and development of the penis but also easily lead to male infertility. Patients should have a light diet, avoid stimulating foods, and not smoke or drink beer.