Patient's question:
The foreskin covers the urethral meatus but can be retracted, exposing the urethral meatus and glans penis. Foreskin-glans adhesion prevents the foreskin from retracting, making it unable to expose the urethral meatus and glans penis. Does this belong to the symptoms of phimosis? What kind of help do you want: What are the hazards of excessive foreskin?Doctor's answer:
Treatment methods require close attention to conditioning, maintaining local cleanliness at all times to prevent secondary infections. Due to the high incidence rate of balanitis and the mild initial symptoms that fluctuate, it is easily overlooked in daily life until it becomes severe and requires follow-up. By the time of follow-up, complications and comorbidities have already developed, causing significant damage to the perinatal health system. Therefore, early and thorough examination and treatment are essential.