Patient's question:
I am 11 years old and have phimosis (redundant prepuce). During a flaccid erection, the foreskin completely covers the glans, but I can freely retract and return it with my hands without any strangulation. Will pseud phimosis (not true phimosis) affect the development of the penis? I want to clean it every day now and wait to see if it recedes after puberty. If it doesn't, can I still have it circumcised?Doctor's answer:
In your current condition, you don't need surgery treatment. Pay more attention to hygiene, and don't be too anxious. Pay more attention to hygiene, frequently clean your genital area, don't often think about sexual matters, and don't have too frequent sexual activity. Take good care of yourself and exercise more. Excessive foreskin is prone to recurrence, requiring long-term medication. For male patients, you should immediately go to a professional and regular hospital for diagnosis. Consider treatment based on the examination results. Also, pay attention to a proper diet and avoid sexual activity.