Patient's question:
I went to a hot spring with my classmates and noticed that my penis looks different from theirs. During sexual intercourse, the glans also doesn't fully expose. They said this is called phimosis. I haven't felt any abnormalities when I urinate normally. I want to ask you, what should I do about phimosis in boys?Doctor's answer:
Circumcision adhesion requires surgical intervention. Because of the adhesion, if surgery is not performed, there may be repeated local pulling, tearing, bruising, and skin damage during sexual intercourse or sexual activity. However, it is currently uncertain whether you have adhesion or just phimosis. You should consult with a urologist at the hospital. If it is phimosis, circumcision surgery is necessary.