Patient's question:
Hello!I have phimosis, and if I don't wash under the foreskin for two days, white discharge appears. It might be because the head of the penis is always covered by the foreskin, making it very delicate and prone to injury. For example, during sex, if the woman is not lubricated enough at the beginning and I enter too forcefully, it might get injured. I wonder if this is the reason.
So, I want to have the foreskin removed. How do I do it? How long does it take? How much does it cost? Will there be any aftereffects? Will it deform after the surgery? What will it look like?
Thank you!
First follow-up question: zhangjw5909, hello
Doctor's answer:
At first, you might feel a bit uncomfortable because the glans was previously covered by the foreskin. After the removal, the entire glans is exposed, which is actually normal (you can take a look at others who don't have a foreskin, you'll understand). So, the glans may feel a bit uncomfortable when it comes into contact with clothing.Regarding the removal process: Go to the surgical department of the hospital, and the doctors will arrange everything for you—don't worry. I don't know how old you are, but if you're young, it's best for your father to come with you.
The surgical process: Disinfection and hair removal will be performed.