Patient's question:
Previously, when I was masturbating, I noticed that my glans did not protrude, even when I was erect. During my first sexual encounter with my girlfriend, I found that the sensitivity was not good, and it wasn't very comfortable either. My girlfriend said that the condition needed surgery to be treated, but I don't want to have surgery.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition:If the foreskin opening becomes narrow in adulthood, or if the foreskin remains attached to the glans, and the foreskin cannot be retracted, exposing the urethral meatus or glans, this is medically referred to as phimosis. If the foreskin can be retracted to expose the glans, but the foreskin opening is very small, covering the urethral meatus, it is called phimosis. Whether it is phimosis or excessive foreskin, early detection and early treatment are necessary.
Suggestions:
Clinically, excessive foreskin can affect male genital development, cause premature ejaculation, lead to genital inflammation in couples, and result in infertility. These issues may also cause marital problems, potentially leading to family breakdown. Early surgery is the only way to fundamentally solve the problem.