Patient's question:
My foreskin has been a bit long since I was a child. Yesterday, I went to a bookstore specifically to look for books, and most of them seemed to suggest surgery. Now that I have a girlfriend, every time I have sexual intercourse with her, I experience pain in my foreskin after urinating. The help I want to receive: How should phimosis be treated?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that you seek medical treatment at a formal hospital as soon as possible.Neophallus refers to a condition where the foreskin covers the urethral meatus but can be retracted to reveal the urethral meatus and glans penis, often accompanied by phimosis.
Phimosis refers to a condition where the foreskin opening is narrow and cannot be retracted to reveal the glans penis.
A mild adhesion between the inner foreskin and the surface of the glans penis is refined, the foreskin retracts, and the glans penis is exposed.
If the adhesion is not refined, it constitutes congenital phimosis.