Patient's question:
Itching at the urethral meatus, itchy glans - what's the cause? Which hospital is best for urology? Recently, I've been experiencing itching at the urethral meatus and itchy glans, and my glans also doesn't naturally secrete any fluid. What should I pay attention to before getting a circumcision? What are the causes of itching at the urethral meatus and itchy glans?Doctor's answer:
1. Preoperative careful examination: Patients with excessive foreskin should undergo a careful examination before surgery. If there is no inflammation of the foreskin, the surgery can be performed.2. Clean the genital area: Starting 3 days before surgery, it is better to use warm water to clean the genital area daily. However, note that after cleaning, the foreskin should be returned to its normal position promptly to avoid the risk of phimosis.
3. Determine the appropriate timing for surgery: If there is acute infection of the foreskin, surgery is not advisable. It should be postponed until the inflammation subsides. If there is chronic inflammation in the foreskin that does not heal for a long time, surgery should be performed as soon as possible, as this helps suppress the inflammation. If, after marriage, excessive foreskin or phimosis affects sexual life or leads to infertility, circumcision should also be considered.