Patient's question:
My foreskin can not only cover the urethral opening but also roll back to reveal the glans. After watching adult videos, I felt that my condition was abnormal, so I went to the hospital. The doctor said I had phimosis and recommended surgery to correct it. He said that without surgery, I would not be able to have sex. I wonder if the doctor is just scaring me. Can’t I have sex with phimosis?Doctor's answer:
Excessive foreskin can affect the growth and development of the penis. During puberty, when the glans is tightly covered by the foreskin, it cannot receive the necessary external stimulation, severely restricting the growth and development of the glans. This results in a significantly smaller circumference of the glans crown after the sexual organs have matured, impacting sexual pleasure. Excessive foreskin or phimosis can also affect normal sexual life. Particularly for men with very tight foreskin, if the foreskin cannot be retracted back properly, it may become tightly stuck at the corona sulcus, forming an embedded phimosis, which causes great pain. It is recommended to consult a doctor. The daily treatment for patients with urological diseases primarily involves symptomatic medication. Patients can take some oral medications, supplemented with vitamins, and pay attention to their diet by consuming light, soft, and easily digestible foods. It is hoped that urological patients can recover quickly.