The foreskin cannot be turned up after erection

The male genitals are very fragile, so they must be well protected. This problem is understood by most men, and it is also related to the harmony of married life. However, some men are very distressed. They find that during their married life, the foreskin cannot be turned up after the penis is erect, and they cannot complete normal married life. It may even lead to the occurrence of certain diseases. What should they do? In this case, you should consult a doctor for treatment in time.

Regarding prepuce is too long: after the penis is erect, can the foreskin be easily turned up (the foreskin automatically retracts or is assisted by the hand) to completely expose the glans? If it can, then surgery is not necessary (there is a reason for existence, people didn't live in the past without circumcision surgery?). However, you must pay attention to hygiene and wash the genitals with warm water every night (including the glans, etc.); if the foreskin cannot be turned up after erection (even with the help of the hand), then it is the foreskin or the prepuce is too long and the foreskin opening is narrow, and surgery is required.

Of course, if the foreskin is too long, the foreskin opening is usually a bit narrow. However, if you practice more often, just flip up the foreskin when you are tired, and then erect it. After repeating this many times, the foreskin opening will gradually become loose because the foreskin is elastic.

As for your question "What should I do if the foreskin can be turned up after the penis is erect, but cannot be turned back?" That means that your foreskin is not simply too long and the foreskin opening is narrow, so after turning it up, the foreskin is incarcerated. It is recommended to lubricate it and try to turn it back to its original position. If you can't put it back in place by yourself, you must go to the hospital for help and let the doctor perform manual reset for you.

Regarding prepuce being too long, as long as the foreskin can be turned up to expose the entire glans when the penis is erect, and the foreskin can also be turned up and down and turned back to its original position, then surgery is not necessary. Just pay attention to hygiene and wash more often and practice turning the foreskin. Of course, if the foreskin cannot be turned up after erection (even with manual assistance), it means that the foreskin is too long or the foreskin opening is narrow, and surgery is required.

But you must be careful when turning it over: Do not turn it over forcefully. If you feel pain and cannot turn it over, stop. Otherwise, if you continue to turn it over forcefully, it is very likely to cause foreskin incarceration. Be careful.

It is recommended that if the foreskin can be turned back, after it is turned back many times and the glans penis can be easily exposed after erection, you can usually lift the foreskin to let the glans penis be exposed outside. That is better: 1. Since the glans penis is not restrained by the foreskin, it will become larger and more perfect, and the coronal sulcus will become thicker, so that the foreskin will not be easy to turn back over time; 2. There will be less trouble with smegma (smegma can cause inflammation, and if it is not cleaned, it will be more likely to get penile cancer than if the glans penis is clean); 3. It can reduce the sensitivity of the glans penis (if it is too sensitive, it will cause premature ejaculation after sex).

However, at first, the glans and inner foreskin will feel uncomfortable when they touch the underwear. That's because the glans and inner foreskin have been hidden inside the foreskin and are very delicate. Now that they suddenly come out, they must be very sensitive and not wear-resistant. So it is recommended that you do not expose it during the day, and expose the glans before going to bed every night after washing it clean (if conditions permit, sleep naked), and then expose it when you are used to it and it doesn't hurt anymore. Also, choose underwear that is close-fitting, three-dimensional, and made of soft and non-irritating material.

Finally, no matter which method you choose (turning or circumcision), you must pay attention to hygiene and wash your genitals (including the glans and other parts, completely) with warm water every night, because it is very important to keep the penis clean. Otherwise, the smegma will not only cause inflammation, but also be transmitted to your partner in the future, and the chance of developing penile cancer when you are older will also greatly increase.