What are the hazards of male foreskin being too long? Which foreskin problems require surgery

We know that male foreskin too long is not good, what are the hazards of male foreskin too long? Is it necessary to undergo surgery for men with long foreskin? Do you also want to know the answer?

What are the hazards of phimosis?

1. Causing inflammation of the foreskin of the penis: There are many secretory glands on the inner plate of the foreskin, and the secretion has a lubricating effect. The secretion accumulates and cannot be cleaned properly, which is conducive to bacterial proliferation and causes foreskin inflammation. Pathogenic bacteria can also cause urinary tract infections through the urethra. Urethral orifice inflammation, urethral orifice stenosis after healing, Dysuria.

2. Impact on penile development: During adolescence, the glans penis is tightly surrounded by the foreskin and cannot receive external stimulation. The hair growth of the penis is greatly constrained, and the circumference of the crown of the penis is significantly smaller after the sexual organs mature, affecting sexual pleasure. Excessive foreskin or phimosis in adults can affect normal sexual activity. Especially for men with too small prepuce diameter, the prepuce cannot be recovered, the prepuce is firmly stuck in the Corona of glans penis, and the phimosis is embedded, causing little pain. In severe cases, the glans may become swollen and even necrotic due to poor blood flow.

3. Even cause canceration: too long foreskin and phimosis may cause Penile cancer. Smegma is a Carcinogen. 85% -95% of Penile cancer patients have too long prepuce.

4. Premature ejaculation: Long foreskin can easily cause premature ejaculation. Long foreskin can cause sensitivity of the glans, and it is easy to ejaculate during sexual activity, leading to premature ejaculation for a long time.

Do I need surgery if my foreskin is too long?

1. Congenital phimosis: The opening of the foreskin is narrow, and the foreskin expands like a balloon during urination, gradually disappearing after urination. After urination, urine drips down and stains the underwear. In severe cases, reflux of urine may affect kidney function.

2. Acquired phimosis: The foreskin is too long or too tight, difficult to clean, and may cause inflammation. The opening of the foreskin is adhesive and narrow, the glans cannot be exposed, and there is pain and discomfort, especially after an erection.

3. The foreskin is too tight: parents are afraid of the child's pain and dare not wash it. There is a lot of Smegma dirt under the foreskin.

4. Often suffering from prepuce Balanitis: Circumcision is recommended when it is difficult to treat or cannot be fully taken care of.

5. Incarcerated phimosis: the foreskin can be returned back to the Corona of glans penis to expose the glans, but it can bind the penis and cannot be reset, blocking lymph and venous return. If not reset in a timely manner, it may lead to edema and congestion of the distal penis and foreskin

6. Short and conical foreskin: The penis is buried at the base of the scrotum.