What is the difference between foreskin and foreskin?

Phimosis and foreskin are both common reproductive system diseases in men. Suffering from foreskin or foreskin will not only affect sexual life, but may also cause impotence and premature ejaculation, which is very harmful to men. Therefore, if you want to treat foreskin and foreskin, it is generally necessary to perform surgery. Most people tend to confuse foreskin and foreskin. So what is the difference between foreskin and foreskin?

Symptoms of male foreskin being too long

1. The foreskin covers the glans penis or most of it.

2. The foreskin completely covers the glans penis and cannot be turned up to the coronal sulcus of the penis.

3. Although the foreskin can be turned up to expose the glans penis, the foreskin opening is very small and it is difficult to turn it up.

4. Those whose foreskin cannot be turned back to the coronal sulcus after the age of three.

5. The foreskin opening is tight. The foreskin can be turned to the coronal sulcus with force, but it cannot return to its original position naturally and needs external force to return to its original position.

6. Frequent foreskin inflammation.

7. When urinating, the foreskin bulges like a ball, making urination difficult.

What is the difference between foreskin and foreskin?

1. Different concepts

Prepuce is a condition in which the penis skin covers the glans penis, preventing it from being fully exposed. It can be divided into true prepuce and false prepuce.

True prepuce is that the glans cannot be fully exposed after the penis is erected; false prepuce is 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.

2. Different symptoms

The symptoms of prepuce are that the glans is covered, leaving a small opening for urination, the foreskin can be turned up, and the foreskin cannot be retracted. The symptoms of foreskin are that the foreskin opening is as narrow as a pinhole, the foreskin bulges like a ball when urinating, and urination is not smooth. The surgery is due to the foreskin, the narrowness of the urethra opening, and the contraction of the bladder sphincter during urination.

3. Different hazards

The harm of phimosis is greater than that of prepuce. If the male prepuce is too long, the secretion of the sebaceous glands in the foreskin cannot be discharged, and the sebum and the sediment in the urine will synthesize the cheese-like and smelly "smegma"; the smegma contains a large number of bacteria, which can easily cause inflammation of the glans penis and foreskin of men under long-term stimulation.

In addition to the above damage, phimosis will also seriously affect male development, causing short male penis; because the foreskin opening is as narrow as a pinhole, the foreskin bulges like a ball when urinating, causing urine to flow back along the ureter, leading to ureteral and renal pelvic dilation, causing upper urinary tract bacterial infection, scar formation, and then secondary reflux nephropathy and even renal function damage; phimosis can easily lead to male incarcerated phimosis, and if incarcerated phimosis is not handled in time, it can also lead to male glans necrosis!