Patient's question:
The last time I had sex with my wife, there was no foreplay, and it was done directly. However, her vagina was too dry, and the frenulum connecting the penis to the glans tore, with a little blood flowing. It scared both me and my wife, but it was fine after a few days.Doctor's answer:
Hello, this is not a problem. If it's broken, it's broken. Just be careful with hygiene to avoid infection. This area is for some minority ethnic groups or some nationalities.Guidance: During circumcision, this part is usually cut because cutting it can be more beneficial for growth and development. It may become longer, so it's not a big deal. Just stop the bleeding and avoid inflammation. If the situation is severe, such as a broken frenulum, surgery may be needed to suture it. Otherwise, it may affect future erections. It is recommended not to have sexual activity before recovery.