Patient's question:
Two months after the divorce, ever since he and his wife stopped sleeping together, he has been experiencing gynecological problems. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor said it might be my issue. He has excessive foreskin and often produces smegma, so he recommended that I get a circumcision. But I'm a bit afraid of the pain and worried about how it might affect my future life?Doctor's answer:
On the other hand, due to the accumulation of smegma and the warm, moist environment of the preputial cavity, it is prone to harboring dirt and causing infections, making it easy to develop balanoposthitis. Bacteria can descend through the urethra, leading to conditions such as prostatitis, orchitis, and seminal vesiculitis. Additionally, it directly affects sexual life, causing issues like premature ejaculation and weak erections, and may even impact the normal growth and development of the reproductive organs, resulting in a small penis. It can also lead to diseases such as vaginal and cervical in women. After a circumcision surgery, there may be some degree of enlargement. In summary, your current condition requires early surgery, as your sexual life has already encountered problems.