Excessive foreskin is very common in life. Many people's foreskin's long symptoms have no impact on life, which is obviously not enough to understand the harm.In fact, its harm is very large, such as hindering penile development, damage to kidney function, etc., and then give you a detailed introduction.
What are the harm of men's foreskin phimosis to health?
(1) Danger of carcinogenesis
Excessive foreskin and phimosis are likely to induce penile cancer.Modern scientific research shows that foreskin dirt is a carcinogenic substance. According to surveys, 85%-95%of patients with penile cancer are all phimosis or foreskin.Substation and foreskin are too long, which not only affects your physical health. If you have the same room with your wife, you will also bring foreskin into the vagina to stimulate the uterus and induce children.
(2) Obstructing penile development
The phimosis affects the growth and development of the penis. During the adolescence, because the penis head was tightly wrapped in foreskin, it was not stimulated by the outside world.The diameter is obviously small and affects sexual pleasure.
(3) Damage to kidney function
Due to inflammation of the penis, the urethral mouth or anterior urethra can cause difficulty in urination.Difficulty in urination for a long time, the function of the kidney will be damaged.
(4) Inflammation of the penis
Foreskin phimosis is easy to breed foreskin dirt, and foreskin dirt is suitable for bacteria growth, so it can cause penis head and foreskin inflammation.The germs can also cause urinary tract infection through the urethra.The inflammation that occurs at the urethral opening can cause narrow urethral opening after healing, causing difficulty in urination.
Reminder
The above is the hazard of the foreskin's phimosis. Experts remind that if symptoms are manifested early, the relevant treatment must be performed early, and the condition is more serious due to delay.The treatment of too long foreskin can not be selected blindly, and the treatment method is targeted according to your own situation.
(Editor in charge: Internship Liu Suqiong)
