Patient's question:
All symptoms: The penis sometimes retracts, such as during ejaculation, bathing, etc. When retracted, the foreskin is very short, like a child's. Normally, the penis is short and small, with an erection of about 8-9 cm. The penis is slightly crooked, there is a split in the urine, it is thin, and there is blood in the anus after defecation. The person is thin and doesn't know why the abdomen is bulging.Onset time and cause: It has been two or three years since the penis retracted and shrank. Frequent masturbation, long sitting, and little exercise.
Treatment status: No treatment yet.
Desired help: Specific analysis of the condition, how to treat it, which hospital to go to, and how much it will cost.
Doctor's answer:
Genetic factors, developmental and nutritional status, obesity, orchitis, cryptorchidism, testicular hypoplasia, and endocrine imbalance, as well as insufficient androgens, may all cause micropenis. Surgical treatment can be adopted, which involves cutting the superficial and partial deep suspending ligaments of the penis to free the segment originally fixed in front of the pubic symphysis and pubic inferior ramus, and releasing the buried penile segment below the pubis to the outside, thereby lengthening the penis. Avoid smoking and alcohol, pay attention to diet, exercise more, and maintain a positive mindset. It is recommended that you visit a formal urological hospital at your convenience for consultation. The doctor will conduct specialized examinations based on your condition to identify the cause and symptoms, and provide targeted treatment. Wishing you good health!