The penis smells a bit

Many men usually do not pay much attention to cleaning their external genitalia, because men think that only women can clean regularly, and men do not need to. In fact, this idea is wrong. If it is not cleaned for a long time, the urine will dissolve together and produce a strong odor. When you feel that the glans penis has an odor, you must first eliminate the inflammation and then add regular cleaning.

First, the male external genitalia includes the penis and scrotum. The penis is divided into the glans penis, also known as the glans penis, and the penis. The junction of the glans penis and the penis is called the coronal sulcus, and there is an upturned foreskin at the coronal sulcus. The shed epithelial cells, glandular secretions in the foreskin, dust, and urine residues after evaporation accumulate in the foreskin to form smegma, which is irritating to the glans penis and can easily cause inflammation. If the foreskin still covers the glans penis completely during puberty and cannot be turned up, it is called phimosis. If it can be turned up but cannot expose the glans penis, it is called prepuce is too long. People with prepuce and phimosis have more smegma produced because the foreskin tightly covers the glans penis, which is more harmful. Studies have shown that smegma has carcinogenic effects and can cause penile cancer. At the same time, unclean external genitalia can induce genital diseases in spouses after marriage.

For the above reasons, men should also clean their perineum regularly. When cleaning, you should first clean the front of the penis and scrotum, especially the dirt inside the foreskin, and then clean the back of the anus to keep these parts clean. Teenagers with prepuce and phimosis should ask a doctor to check to see if surgery is needed.