Patient's question:
My husband is 41 years old this year. Lately, he felt a bit of inflammation on his glans and it was quite painful. I told him to go to the hospital for a check-up, but he felt embarrassed and refused. Instead, he has been taking anti-inflammatory medication, but it hasn't shown any improvement. Therefore, I am very worried.Doctor's answer:
Phimosis inflammation cannot be delayed in treatment! Phimosis inflammation is a common urological perinatal disease in men, especially men with phimosis or paraphimosis are more prone to recurrent balanoposthitis, and should be flexibly used to solve the root cause. Men are not very concerned about the treatment of balanoposthitis, not actively treating it is extremely dangerous. The chronic treatment of balanoposthitis can also lead to downward infections in the urinary system.