Patient's question:
After entering the second year of junior high, I realized there was a nerve connecting the foreskin and the penis, making it impossible to retract even the glans, and it was also not possible during erection. I saw some classmates who could retract it all the way down. Should I get circumcised? I don't want to go to the hospital. Can I still ejaculate like this? Is the foreskin and the penis grown together?Doctor's answer:
The penis cannot naturally expose the glans when flaccid, but the glans can be revealed by hand; it has phimosis. The penis cannot naturally expose the glans when flaccid, but the glans cannot be revealed by hand; it has paraphimosis. Whether it is paraphimosis or phimosis, both can have significant harmful effects on the health of both men and women. It is recommended to seek medical treatment at a regular hospital as soon as possible. For men, it can cause the glans to be tightly enclosed within the foreskin for a long time, leading to excessive sensitivity to external stimuli and recurrent premature ejaculation. Moreover, due to phimosis, it is easy to transmit infections and accumulate smegma. If hygiene is not maintained, chronic stimulation can lead to chronic inflammation of the glans and coronal sulcus of the penis.