Can false circumcision be avoided?

Many men have the condition of prepuce being too long, but most men do not know whether their prepuce is false prepuce or true prepuce, and the difference between false and true prepuce. Because false prepuce will seriously affect a man's normal life, many men will choose to have their foreskin circumcised. So for false prepuce, can it be left uncircumcised?

1. Can false circumcision be avoided?

This is a case of pseudo-phimosis, which does not require surgery. Especially for people with scar-prone constitutions, if it does not affect their sex life, surgery is not necessary. You can often turn up the foreskin, relax the foreskin opening, or use a foreskin ring.

2. The difference between true phimosis and false phimosis

Phimosis can be divided into true phimosis and false phimosis. True phimosis means that the glans cannot be fully exposed even after the penis is erected; false phimosis means that the glans cannot be fully exposed at ordinary times, but can be fully exposed after the penis is erected. Phimosis means that the foreskin completely covers the glans, and the glans cannot be exposed at any time. If it is false phimosis, as long as you pay attention to personal hygiene, you don’t need to do surgery at all; if it is true phimosis and phimosis, you must have a circumcision surgery.

3. Treatment of pseudophimosis

Theoretically, pseudophimosis does not require surgery, but because the glans is too sensitive, it is easy for men to have symptoms such as premature ejaculation. Some people are prone to male inflammation such as glansitis. Therefore, it is recommended that male friends with this disease have a simple operation, which is more thorough.

4. The harm of foreskin being too long

Although the prepuce is too long, it is a minor disease, but it hides big troubles and can easily lead to impotence. It is recommended that the patient undergo circumcision surgery as soon as possible to avoid greater harm. Prepuce is too long means that the glans penis is completely covered by the foreskin when it is relaxed and soft, or even longer; when the penis is fully erect, the glans penis and the coronal sulcus are still partially or completely covered by the foreskin. Due to the narrow foreskin opening, the glans penis cannot be exposed, resulting in the foreskin being unable to turn up, the frenulum is short, and sexual intercourse is painful. Therefore, psychologically, the couple's sexual intercourse is increasingly rejected, and avoiding the couple's sexual intercourse for a long time can easily lead to psychological impotence. At the same time, the glans penis cannot be exposed for a long time, resulting in increased sensitivity of the glans penis, and premature ejaculation is prone to occur during sexual intercourse.