Patient's question:
All symptoms: Length 12cm, sexual intercourse time 1h Onset time and cause: No treatment Prepuce (redundant prepuce) Can't see glans What help do you want: Is it normal?Doctor's answer:
Adults with excessive foreskin are prone to balanoposthitis, and it is still recommended to undergo surgery as early as possible for treatment. It is advised to visit the general surgery department of a hospital for a phimosis surgery to eliminate potential risks early on. Pay attention to local hygiene and wear loose underwear as much as possible.Both phimosis and excessive foreskin can have significant harmful effects on the health of both men and women, so it is recommended to seek treatment at a regular hospital as soon as possible. For men, prolonged exposure of the glans to the foreskin can lead to hypersensitivity to external stimuli, resulting in premature ejaculation. Moreover, excessive foreskin is prone to infection and the accumulation of smegma. If hygiene is not maintained, chronic irritation can cause chronic inflammation of the glans and coronal sulcus, and in severe cases, it may lead to penile cancer. For women, if their husband has excessive foreskin, smegma can enter the female reproductive tract during intercourse, causing gynecological diseases. Chronic and prolonged irritation of the cervix can lead to cervical cancer.