Patient's question:
Symptom Description: Feeling weak all over. I went to the hospital two days ago, and the doctor said it was phimosis, a severe condition with some inflammation. I've been having surgery for three days now, and the doctor has asked me to go to the hospital every day for intravenous fluids, red light therapy, and some kind of mist treatment. Could you please tell me what the effects of these treatments are?History of Previous Treatment and Effects: Currently being treated.
Help Needed: Could you please tell me what the effects of these treatments are?
Doctor's answer:
Phimosis refers to a condition where the foreskin opening is too small, preventing the foreskin from retracting to reveal the glans penis. Surgical treatment is recommended. Since the glans mucosa is usually hidden under the foreskin, it experiences less friction and stimulation in daily life, making the glans mucosa overly sensitive. During sexual activity, when the glans becomes erect and exposed, friction and stimulation between the glans and the vaginal wall can trigger premature ejaculation due to the excessive delicacy and sensitivity of the glans mucosa. Circumcision (surgical treatment): Foreskin adhesion stripping surgery, nursing and health care aa1. If a man has not undergone circumcision, attention should be paid to maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in the penis area. Please go to a local reputable tertiary hospital for examination to identify the cause. After confirming the condition, the doctor will provide symptomatic treatment based on the patient's condition, which will lead to better treatment outcomes and more fair and reasonable fees.