Breast phimosis before 3 years old is normal
After the babies are born, the foreskin does not return. It is normal for the entire glans to cover the glans. Foreskin can be retreated to the coronary groove only accounting for about 5%of the total. By the age of 3, this proportion can reach about 90%.Therefore, the foreskin before the age of 3 is a normal physiological phenomenon, also known as "physiological phimosis", which does not have any pathological significance.
Foreskin has a protective effect
During the development of embryo, the foreskin will be closely connected to the glans with the growth of the penis, and the glans will be wrapped, which has the effect of protecting the genitals.
Therefore, the newborn baby boy will have a long foreskin, but it can protect the delicate glans, especially during the period when infants and young children are prone to diaper rash.Children will feel pain.
Do you want a baby baby to cut the foreskin?
Support: Slip -cutting can reduce the incidence of penile cancer and female child
In many Western countries, the baby boy cuts the foreskin because of religious and culture. In the United States, it is believed that the baby boy can reduce the chance of penile cancer, phimosis and balanitis after cutting the foreskin.The biggest benefit of surgery is to reduce the incidence of penile cancer and cervical cancer.
Opposition: Foreskin has a protective effect
The point of opposition to the pediatric leather ring cutting is that: as long as there is no absolute indication, it can maintain good personal hygiene & mdash; & mdash; push the foreskin back to the coronary groove, remove the foreskin dirt attached to it every day, and then the foreskin dirt is removed every day.It can replace the benefits of foreskin ring cutting, and can also be exempted from the dangers and complications brought by surgery.Moreover, the foreskin can not only provide the protection of the glans, but also make it impart the glans without the wetness of the diapers, but also maintain and enhance the sensitivity of the glans to sexual activity in the future.
At present, doctors generally do not recommend cutting foreskin for male babies. Although this surgery is simple, there is no need to anesthesia, and the baby has no sense of fear, but if it is only too long, it is not an indication of the surgery.Of course, if the foreskin causes trouble, it is necessary to take measures, such as frequent inflammation, too small, too long, and even urine residue, and even cause skin inflammation.
