The head of the penis has lost all sensitivity, what's going on?

Patient's question:

Originally, I was quite sensitive (I still have phimosis but haven't had it cut). Suddenly a few days ago, my glans seemed to have some inflammation, so I cleaned it, and after a few days, it got better. But I noticed that now the surface of my glans has lost all sensitivity, as if it's covered with some kind of film, and there's no sensitivity when touched. When the glans is dry, it looks like there are horizontal cracks. Moreover, the number of erections I have daily has significantly decreased.
What's going on? Is it because the inflammation removed the sensitive layer on the surface? Will it recover? Do I need treatment? How should I treat it?
I'm very troubled...

Doctor's answer:

Every male glans is covered with sensitive nerves. It may be that your glans has overly developed sensitive nerves, leading to high sensitivity. Even slight stimulation can trigger a strong response, resulting in premature ejaculation. This condition generally requires surgical treatment. It is recommended that men with sensitive glans seek comprehensive treatment at a hospital to achieve early recovery and health.
1. Distraction Method: During sexual activity, learn to distract your attention. When fully engaged, your focus is concentrated on the glans. Men may even feel as though their entire body is entering the female. At this point, if you think about other things, it can temporarily alleviate the urge to ejaculate.
2. Enhance Physical Fitness: Good physical health is the foundation of a person. Generally, a healthy body leads to longer sexual activity duration. Therefore, treating premature ejaculation requires fundamental physical exercise and attention to comprehensive nutrition.
3. Glans Pressure Method: When the glans is in a relaxed state, you can repeatedly and persistently pinch it with your fingers. This can enhance the vitality of the glans' nerves and blood vessels, effectively improving sexual performance. Additionally, you can use a shower to "massage" the glans. This involves directing a stream of warm water from the showerhead to the front and base of the glans. Repeated, strong water pressure (tens of times) can provide a hot water flow massage to the acupoints, directly activating the ligaments and nerves that support erection.

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