Patient's question:
My previous foreskin covered the entire glans, but in the past two years, it has definitely not been like that anymore; the glans is now exposed. I am very worried about my condition. Should I have the foreskin surgically removed if it's too long?Doctor's answer:
Penile phimosis refers to a condition where the foreskin covers the entire glans or half of it when the penis is in a relaxed state. Phimosis can affect normal sexual life and easily lead to the accumulation of smegma, which may cause urinary tract infections. Sexual activity can also lead to infections in women. For your condition, you should consult a urologist for a second opinion and determine whether surgery is necessary based on your specific situation. At the same time, it is important to pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness in daily life. Male sexual diseases are not easy to cure. Friends with this condition should maintain a positive attitude and face it with optimism, as this can boost their confidence in fighting the disease and increase the likelihood of recovery.