Patient's question:
I have a condition where my own reproductive organ's foreskin is too long, making it difficult to maintain hygiene. It also affects my quality of life. I recently made up my mind to go to the hospital to have surgery to remove the excess foreskin. The help I want to receive: Is there any danger for the patient during the foreskin surgery?Doctor's answer:
The harm of excessive foreskin is significant: it can interfere with the normal growth and development of the penis, often leading to many urethral diseases, causing prostatitis, accompanied by frequent urination and urgency. In severe cases, it can lead to impotence, premature ejaculation, and even infertility, with very serious consequences. If you have excessive foreskin, an circumcision surgery is the solution, and it is very safe. It is recommended to have the circumcision surgery performed in a formal urological hospital.