Patient's question:
Male function is very important for a man, and it is not possible to enjoy mutual desires. However, such a sexual life is very unsafe and can easily lead to betrayal. What should be done about phimosis? Is there any effective method?Doctor's answer:
When severe phimosis occurs, circumcision can be used for treatment, often due to adhesion between the inner layer of the foreskin skin and the corona and glans. This is a result of recurrent balanoposthitis, where inflammation causes excessive inflammatory exudate, which then leads to adhesion. During surgery, it is crucial to be meticulous and clear, otherwise, it may result in changes to the glans appearance. Some patients may experience uneven skin pigmentation on the glans after surgery, leading to mottling. Although circumcision is a minor outpatient procedure, it can still cause phimosis if performed carelessly. This is because too much skin is preserved on the penile body during the surgery, and after the procedure, it adheres to the glans outside the corona, ultimately causing adhesion. In most cases, postoperative adhesion will not affect sexual life.