Patient's question:
The foreskin is attached to the tip of the glans penis, along with a similar structure to a vein. I only found out about this in the past two years. I haven't been treated for it. What should I do? The foreskin is attached to the tip of the glans penis, along with a similar structure to a vein?Doctor's answer:
If the foreskin cannot be retracted and the glans cannot be exposed, it is considered to have phimosis. The foreskin, which is connected to the blood vessels of the glans, is common to everyone and can easily accumulate dirt and debris, leading to local bacterial infections. It can also easily spread to close relatives, causing gynecological diseases such as vaginitis. If the foreskin cannot be retracted and the glans cannot be exposed, it is necessary to go to the hospital for surgery. It is a minor procedure, so there is no need to worry.In addition to treating male diseases, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance their physical condition and slow down the treatment process.