Patient's question:
Am I still eligible to have a circumcision at 34? Actually, I don't have any other serious symptoms, but it's just that I've heard that having excessive foreskin is not good, so I've vaguely remembered it in my heart. My sexual life is also still normal, usually lasting about 15 minutes! But I just want to get it done.Doctor's answer:
Circumcision is mainly performed for conditions such as excessive foreskin, phimosis, or recurrent infections leading to balanoposthitis. After the surgery, it can prevent or reduce the risk of transmission, making it easier to clean, and reducing odor. In your case, your age makes you a suitable candidate for the surgery. It is recommended that you visit a hospital for a check-up and consult a specialized urological hospital. After a thorough examination, you can consider undergoing the surgery. Some young individuals may not have considered this issue, and later, as they age, penile atrophy may occur, making the foreskin appear longer and symptoms such as wetting the pants reappear. This is not uncommon. If you have decided on circumcision, patients face urological problems directly, and we should actively implement thorough examinations and treatments. Avoid avoiding medical visits. If urological problems persist despite treatment, it is important to promptly switch to an alternative treatment plan.