Patient's question:
I have a fully isolated glans during a normal erection of my penis, and it leaks all the glans. Does this require surgery? That is, I have recently had yellow urine and don't know the reason. Does phimosis require surgery?Doctor's answer:
Excessive foreskin requires early surgery to be more harmful. It can accumulate dirt and promote the growth of bacteria, leading to various urinary tract infections such as balanitis, prostatitis, and urethral infection. It also facilitates sexual activity and may cause premature ejaculation. Now you are 20 years old and very good at doing it manually. It refers to rewrapping the foreskin when naturally or erect, but the glans can be artificially exposed during erection. If the glans cannot be artificially exposed, it can lead to sexual disharmony and transmission, even swelling. Surgical treatment is necessary. Wish you good health.