A man was relatively long when he was a child. With the development of youth, the volume of the penis increased, the length increased, and the foreskin would shrink backwards.If you reach adulthood, you will become a phimosis; if the foreskin can be revealed on the glans, the foreskin is very small, and the cover is too long.
Some people think that the long phimosis and foreskin do not prevent sexual life and fertility, so it is not an genital disease.In fact, this view is not scientific.Harm of long foreskin:
1. Inflammation of the penis:
When the phimosis or foreskin is too long, the secretions of the fault glands of the foreskin cannot be discharged, which will produce "foreskin".Foreskin is suitable for bacteria, 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.
2. Risk of carcinogenic:
Excessive foreskin and phimosis are likely to induce penile cancer.Modern scientific research shows that foreskin is a carcinogenic substance.If you have the same room with your wife, you will also bring the foreskin into the vagina to stimulate the uterus and induce the child.
3. Damage 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. Harmony that hinders penis development and affects sexual life:
Smuten can affect the growth and development of the penis. Adults will affect normal sexual life due to excessive foreskin or phimosis.In severe cases, the glans will cause edema due to poor blood flow, and even glans necrosis can occur.
Men who cannot surgery early and long foreskin should keep the vulva clean and go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible when there is time.Don't trust the "prescription", go to the hospital to ask the doctor to deal with it in time, and then perform surgery after the inflammation disappears.
(Editor in charge: Doudou)
