Patient's question:
I often do things with my girlfriend because it makes us all very happy, but there's always a problem that bothers me: I feel that my foreskin is a bit... my friends' foreskins are all... this makes me very confused. Now, I want to quickly solve my problem, but I don't know what to do. What should I do about phimosis and paraphimosis?Doctor's answer:
A phimosis indicates that the foreskin is completely tightly wrapped around the glans, and the head of the penis cannot be exposed at any time. Both phimosis and excessive foreskin can lead to premature ejaculation, anejaculation, cancer, and interfere with the development of the glans. It is possible for the glans to feel uncomfortable after a phimosis surgery, but this is a normal phenomenon. Generally, this sensation will gradually subside within about a week. It is best to rest for 1-2 days after phimosis surgery. You can rest in bed, research, or read books. Try to move as little as possible to avoid postoperative skin tearing. Generally, sterile gauze is changed once every 3 days. Normal activities can usually not be affected after about 3 days. In terms of diet, try to eat light foods and avoid spicy and irritating foods. It is important to ensure adequate rest.