Patient's question:
I have had phimosis since I was a child, and just like a few days ago, I also had problems with my glans during sexual activity. My wife suggested that I get circumcised. I want to know if this surgery is effective.Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, circumcision will never interfere with normal sexual function. On the contrary, if there is a psychological burden, it may lead to psychological sexual dysfunction. Some patients worry that the postoperative sexual life will be affected, thinking this is a disadvantage of circumcision. Through a large number of clinical diagnostic tests, it has been proven that removing the local foreskin does not reduce sexual sensitivity. On the contrary, after the foreskin is removed and the frenulum area of the glans is exposed, it not only does not interfere with the sensitivity of sexual life but also, due to the chronic irritation of the accumulation of smegma, it maintains good health. Do not be overly anxious.