Patient's question:
The foreskin completely covers the glans, and during erection, the glans does not protrude.Doctor's answer:
Penile prepuce hypertrophy can be divided into true prepuce hypertrophy and false prepuce hypertrophy. True prepuce hypertrophy refers to a condition where the glans cannot be fully exposed even after the penis is erect. False prepuce hypertrophy means that the glans cannot be fully exposed in the normal state, but it can be fully exposed after the penis is erect. Men with prepuce hypertrophy should seek medical treatment early for circumcision. For non-inflammatory prepuce hypertrophy, it is not necessary to undergo surgery as long as the prepuce is frequently retracted and cleaned.