Patient's question:
What should I do if the foreskin is torn? Today, when I opened the foreskin, it hurt a bit when I was erect. Because I accidentally stimulated it, I came, and at the same time, the lower part of the head of the penis tore and started bleeding, and a lot of blood flowed. I washed it with warm water, but it hurt so I didn't dare to continue. What should I do? What should I do if the foreskin is torn?Doctor's answer:
Due to the differences in penis development among individuals, the length and tension of the frenulum vary. Frenulum rupture is often caused by excessive force or improper use during sexual intercourse and is more common in individuals with excessive foreskin. After rupture, it can be sutured at the hospital or heal naturally, generally without significant impact. Simple compression should be applied to stop bleeding at the time, and it is recommended to clean, disinfect, and bandage to prevent infection. Resting for three or four days will lead to recovery. To avoid re-tearing the wound, sexual intercourse should be avoided for one week. If bleeding does not stop, seek medical attention to prevent more serious harm due to delayed treatment. Therefore, it is recommended to visit the hospital early for related examinations to determine if there are any abnormal symptoms.