Patient's question:
Can men not have their foreskin circumcised? My nephew has had phimosis since he was a child. When he urinates, he cannot urinate like other boys. He urinates in front of himself. Now it's time to get married. It is said that it will interfere with the couple's sexual life and cause gynecological diseases in women. Is there a good way to treat this condition? How is phimosis treated?Doctor's answer:
Penile phimosis refers to the condition where the foreskin of an adult male penis tightly covers the glans, preventing it from being fully exposed. Phimosis is a very common male perinatal anomaly with severe consequences. Let's take a look at the common dangers of phimosis.Phimosis can be divided into true phimosis and false phimosis. True phimosis occurs when the glans cannot fully protrude during an erection. False phimosis refers to a situation where the glans cannot fully protrude normally, but it can be fully exposed after an erection.