Patient's question:
I am 10 and a half years old and suffer from phimosis. It doesn't inflame usually. The penis is short, and I suspect there is a problem with development?Doctor's answer:
True phimosis is not something that occurs during childhood, after all, as development is still ongoing at that time, and the foreskin needs to provide enough space for the penis to grow. However, even so, phimosis in adults is still a relatively common phenomenon. It not only affects the health of the male himself but also impacts the happiness of sexual life between couples. Therefore, undergoing a circumcision is the most correct choice. So, what are the specific harms and effects of phimosis? Development of penis length and diameter