The impact of an overly long phimosis is serious, so this is how you should do preventive care!

Whether a man's sex life can meet the standard that satisfies his wife depends mainly on whether he is physically healthy and whether his penis has symptoms. Why do I say this? Many healthy men have problems such as phimosis, which prevents them from having sex smoothly. So, how can men prevent and care for phimosis?

Preventive care

1. Nursing and health care

1. Before circumcision, pay attention to the local hygiene of the penis and wash it frequently. If the foreskin cannot be turned up, do not force it. If it can be turned up for washing, restore the foreskin to its original position after washing to avoid incarcerated phimosis.

2. If circumcision is performed, the penis should be cleaned with warm water or 1:5000 concentration potassium permanganate solution 3 days before the operation. After the operation, in addition to paying attention to the above-mentioned medication to prevent penile erection bleeding and inflammation, you should also pay attention to the dryness of the bandage. If it is soaked with urine, it should be replaced in time. Generally, the stitches are removed 5-7 days after the operation.

2. Diet and Health

1. Before circumcision, there are no special dietary requirements.

2. Within 1 week after circumcision, you should eat more nutritious foods, such as meat, fish, eggs, etc., which will help the incision grow.

Complications

Phimosis is a common problem for many men. Among male citizens, one in five has prepuce that is too long, and one in 20 suffers from phimosis. Suffering from prepuce that is too long and phimosis can cause edema, congestion, and erosion of the foreskin and glans mucosa due to chronic stimulation from long-term urine and smegma. Repeated cross-infection can lead to phimosis and glans inflammation, foreskin adhesion, foreskin stones, and even foreskin incarceration, leading to serious consequences such as foreskin and glans necrosis. At the same time, various pathogens can be introduced into the female body through sexual intercourse, leading to the occurrence of diseases such as female vaginitis, cervicitis, cervical erosion, pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, cervical cancer, etc., seriously endangering the life and health of female compatriots.