The pros and cons of circumcision

In daily life, if male friends have too much sex life and have sex with different women, or do not pay attention to the hygiene of their private parts, male diseases will occur. The most obvious male disease is that the foreskin of men is too long. Some men have too long foreskin because of their nature. However, too long foreskin is not conducive to the growth of the male penis, so circumcision surgery is required. So what are the advantages and disadvantages of circumcision surgery?

Among adult men in my country, 29% have prepuce that is too long. Some people think that prepuce and prepuce that are too long do not prevent sexual life and reproduction, and therefore are not a genital disease. In fact, this view is not scientific. Because, whether it is prepuce or prepuce that is too long, it is harmful to the human body.

(1) Hindering the development of the penis and affecting the harmony of sexual life: Phimosis will affect the growth and development of the penis. During adolescence, the glans penis is tightly covered by the foreskin and cannot receive the proper stimulation from the outside world. The development of the glans penis is greatly restricted, resulting in a significantly smaller circumference of the glans penis crown after the sexual organ matures, affecting sexual pleasure. Adults may have a normal sexual life affected by excessive foreskin or phimosis. Especially for men with a small foreskin, the foreskin cannot be turned up and is tightly stuck in the coronal groove, forming an incarcerated foreskin, which is not very painful. In severe cases, the glans penis will become edematous due to poor blood flow, and even glans penis necrosis may occur.

(3) Damage to kidney function: Penile inflammation may cause stenosis of the urethral opening or anterior urethra, resulting in difficulty urinating. Long-term difficulty urinating will damage kidney function.

(4) Risk of cancer: Prepuce and phimosis may induce penile cancer. Modern scientific research shows that smegma is a carcinogen. According to surveys, 85%-95% of penile cancer patients have phimosis or prepuce. Prepuce and phimosis not only affect one's own health, but also bring smegma into the vagina when having sex with his wife, irritating the uterus and inducing cervical cancer.

If there is inflammation and surgery cannot be performed early, the vulva should be kept clean, and the penis should be washed once a day. Do not turn back the foreskin with your hands, do not apply medicine randomly, and do not believe in any "folk remedies". Go to the hospital immediately and ask a doctor to treat it, and then have surgery after the inflammation disappears.

"Is the foreskin too long? Should it be circumcised? What will happen if it is circumcised?" This question often confuses and worries many men, and it is also a question that troubles many parents. Circumcision has existed for thousands of years and will probably be performed frequently in the future, but it also often brings people a lot of trouble.