The dangers of circumcision surgery

Phimosis is a part that affects the development of the male penis and also affects the male's sexual ability. If the phimosis is not treated in time, it may even lead to infection and cancer, which is extremely harmful to the human body. Circumcision surgery is a surgery to treat phimosis. There is no harm in doing phimosis surgery. The following is an introduction to the relevant knowledge about phimosis and phimosis surgery.

Phimosis refers to a narrow opening of the foreskin that cannot be turned up to expose the glans penis. The mild epithelial adhesion between the inner plate of the foreskin and the surface of the glans penis is absorbed, the foreskin retracts, and the glans penis is exposed. If the adhesion is not absorbed, congenital phimosis is formed. Acquired phimosis is often secondary to inflammation of the glans penis, causing scarring and contraction of the foreskin opening. If the phimosis is severe, it can cause dysuria or even urine retention. When smegma accumulates, there may be an itchy feeling on the glans penis. Long-term chronic stimulation can induce infection and cancer, leukoplakia and stones.

1. The development of the male penis will be affected by phimosis, so people with phimosis often have a short penis. During normal sexual intercourse, the length of the penis may not meet the requirements of women, thus affecting the quality of sexual life.

2. In the case of phimosis, the glans penis is always covered by the foreskin, lacking stimulation and being relatively sensitive. During normal sexual intercourse, it is in the warm and moist vagina and can be quickly aroused. The sensitive glans penis can quickly reach the threshold of ejaculation, resulting in premature ejaculation or premature ejaculation.

3. Patients with phimosis are prone to prepuce incarceration during sexual intercourse (the foreskin opening is too small, so the foreskin cannot be turned up and is stuck tightly in the coronal sulcus), swelling and pain in the glans penis, leading to disharmony during sexual intercourse and decreased libido, which in turn affects the duration of sexual intercourse.

1. For children with phimosis, the foreskin opening can be enlarged, and the foreskin can be repeatedly turned up and reset. For adults with phimosis, circumcision is required. For phimosis, manual reduction is required urgently, and dorsal foreskin incision is performed if necessary.

2. Generally, circumcision is performed for foreskin removal. The indications are as follows: ① There is a narrow fibrous ring at the foreskin opening; ② Recurrent episodes of glans balanitis; ③ The foreskin opening is narrow after the age of 6.

3. Patients with buried penis should not undergo circumcision, but should undergo circumcision. Patients with excessive foreskin can also undergo this surgery. If surgery is not performed, the foreskin should be kept clean and frequently turned up for cleaning.