Patient's question:
In life, if the development of the penis is restricted, leading to micropenis, the glans may deform into a hard and rigid structure, causing discomfort and pain during erection. The foreskin opening may be, and in severe cases, it can lead to difficulty urinating, causing great pain. Consulting a doctor at the hospital, they said it was phimosis. What kind of help do you want: What are the main symptoms of phimosis?Doctor's answer:
Secondary phimosis symptoms, caused by inflammation or trauma leading to narrowing of the foreskin, preventing it from retracting, are referred to as phimosis. A common phenomenon is paraphimosis, where due to narrowed foreskin opening, the foreskin is forcibly retracted to the corona, forming a tight constriction ring at that point, resulting in paraphimosis. This is often seen in children who curiously manipulate their foreskin, and in adults, it may occur when the foreskin is retracted and not promptly returned to its original position.