What should I do if I have excessive foreskin and a too-sensitive glans?

Patient's question:

Hello everyone, I just got married, but there's a lack of coordination in my sex life with my wife. It's because my glans is too sensitive, so it doesn't last very long each time.
My foreskin might be too long, as it completely covers my glans even in a normal state, but the foreskin opening is quite large and easily retracts.
I was thinking about retracting my foreskin and not letting it return to its original position, so the glans can be exposed to external stimulation, which might reduce its sensitivity. I'm not sure if this is good for my glans.
By the way, for my situation, is it better to have surgery or not?
Additional question: Could you please help me further?

Doctor's answer:

Penile prepuce is excessively long when the prepuce completely covers the glans penis, and the glans cannot naturally protrude. However, it can be retracted during cleaning, masturbation, or sexual intercourse. Due to chronic irritation from urine and smegma, prepuce can lead to balanoposthitis, causing edema, congestion, erosion, and repeated cross-infection of the preputial mucosa, or even phimosis. If not treated promptly, the inflammation may ascend along the reproductive tract, leading to inflammation of the prostate, seminal vesicles, and epididymis. Additionally, it can be transmitted to sexual partners during intercourse. It may also cause premature ejaculation. It is recommended to undergo surgery as early as possible to avoid the development of inflammation, which could affect health.

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