Patient's question:
By chance, while I was going to the toilet with my classmates, I accidentally discovered that their penises were exposed, but mine was covered with skin.Doctor's answer:
Hypospadias and phimosis can easily lead to the following adverse effects:1. Premature ejaculation: This is most common in cases where the foreskin normally covers the glans, but the glans becomes exposed during erection. Since the glans mucosa is usually hidden under the foreskin, it receives less friction and stimulation in daily life, making the glans mucosa overly sensitive. During sexual activity, when the glans is exposed upon erection ands with the vaginal wall, the overly sensitive glans mucosa triggers premature ejaculation due to its heightened nerve sensitivity.
2. Anejaculation: Unlike the cause of premature ejaculation due to hypospadias, anejaculation is often caused by phimosis. In this case, the glans is excessively protected by the skin, leading to a loss of its rich nerve conductivity and ability to stimulate sexual excitement. During sexual activity, if the stimulation intensity does not reach the level required to trigger ejaculation, anejaculation may occur. This often prevents men from experiencing the pleasure and joy of sex.