Patient's question:
Medical Description: Up to now, the glans has not been exposed, and there are many wrinkles on the foreskin. What should I do??History of Treatment and Effect: Nothing!
Help Needed: I want to know what I should do.
Doctor's answer:
Hello. A normal glans is fully exposed. If it is not fully exposed, it is either phimosis or paraphimosis. Phimosis and paraphimosis have many hazards, which can lead to smegma accumulation and cause balanitis. Based on your description, it may be paraphimosis. Paraphimosis is divided into true paraphimosis and false paraphimosis. False paraphimosis is often seen in cases of narrowed preputial orifice. It can return to normal with gradual traction. True paraphimosis requires surgical treatment. Phimosis can also hinder the development of the reproductive organ. At your age, if you have phimosis, you should consider getting a circumcision. This will be beneficial for promoting the development of the reproductive organ. Therefore, it is still recommended to go to the hospital for treatment. It may not be able to be exposed. You are still in your developmental period and can be treated. After erection, if two-thirds of the glans cannot be exposed, it is recommended to have the foreskin surgically removed.