Patient's question:
Doctor, hello.Actually, I also know that my foreskin is long, and it's best to have surgery to remove it.
My foreskin isn't very short. According to the physiology I understand, it should be removed.
But when I'm erect and having sex with my partner, everything is still quite smooth. Of course, there is a bit of discomfort.
Doctor, what do you think? Should I consider having surgery?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, excessive foreskin is prone to the accumulation of smegma, which can lead to urine causing infections of the reproductive and urinary system, such as balanitis, prostatitis, and others. Additionally, excessive foreskin can cause heightened sensitivity during sexual activity, leading to premature ejaculation, weak ejaculation, and other issues. It is recommended that you seek medical treatment for surgical intervention. For men, the harm of excessive foreskin is always present, and it can easily lead to many other urological diseases. Early treatment is advisable. At the same time, it is important to note that during the postoperative recovery period, you should avoid spicy and irritating foods, drink an appropriate amount of water, urinate less frequently, and take good care of the wound to prevent bacterial infection and inflammation.