Is it necessary to treat phimosis?

Patient's question:

My phimosis is so severe that even when I'm erect, I can't see the tip of my penis. During sex, I also don't feel those intense pleasures. Moreover, it seems a bit dirty inside, and sometimes it even smells bad. My wife is very repulsed by this, and sometimes she doesn't even want to have sex with me.

Doctor's answer:

Penile phimosis refers to a condition where, in adult males, the foreskin covers the glans, preventing it from being fully exposed. It can be categorized into true phimosis and false phimosis. True phimosis is when the glans cannot be fully exposed even during an erection, while false phimosis is when the glans is not fully exposed at rest but can be fully exposed during an erection. However, in some cases, the glans can be fully exposed after an erection. Phimosis refers to a condition where the foreskin completely covers the glans, with the glans never being able to be exposed at any time. Phimosis and phimosis can lead to premature ejaculation, anejaculation, cancer, and impaired glans development. Choosing the best time for circumcision is very important. Since phimosis or phimosis can hinder genital development, leading to underdeveloped genitals and ultimately resulting in genital shortening, the best time for circumcision should be after the child turns 12.

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