Patient's question:
I got divorced from my husband a year ago. We never dared to have children because during sexual intercourse, my husband's excessive foreskin infected me with a gynecological inflammation. He refused to go to the hospital for treatment, so now we have to use condoms for sex.Doctor's answer:
Penile phimosis may use condoms, but it can be a bit more troublesome when wearing one, and there may be some pain during sexual activity. Additionally, phimosis can also affect women's health, as it can easily lead to bacterial transmission, causing gynecological diseases in women. Therefore, it is recommended that men with phimosis use condoms during sexual activity. This is because the foreskin of such male patients contains some bacteria and dirt, which can shift during sexual activity. If condoms are not used, these bacteria and dirt may flow into the female vagina, leading to cross-infection.