Patient's question:
My husband seems to have phimosis, but he doesn't go to the hospital for treatment. I don't know what he's thinking. I'd like to ask, what exactly is phimosis? Will it have any impact? Thank you!Doctor's answer:
Hypospadias is mostly congenital. Due to the lack of timely detection and correction of the condition where the foreskin does not retract, phimosis may occur. During puberty, men should pay attention to whether their foreskin can retract to reveal the glans. If it cannot, timely correction is necessary. It is recommended to maintain good hygiene, clean and disinfect regularly, and frequently change clothes, towels, and other items. Wear loose cotton pants. If the condition is severe, it is best to seek medical attention at a formal hospital. Do not self-medicate blindly.