Is it normal to have smegma every day? Causes of smegma

Generally speaking, after reaching sexual maturity, men will not have foreskin that is too long, so there will be less smegma. If the situation is just the opposite, if the foreskin is too long, there will probably be a lot of smegma every day, which is very abnormal. So, is there any good way to solve it?

What are the effects of foreskin being too long?

There are two types of prepuce. One is true prepuce, which means the glans cannot be fully exposed after the penis is erected. The other is false prepuce, which means the glans cannot be fully exposed at ordinary times, but can be fully exposed after the penis is erected. In addition, there is another condition called phimosis, which means the glans cannot be exposed at any time. Due to the excessive foreskin, secretions will accumulate. If they are not removed in time, bacteria will grow and multiply here, forming smegma and emitting a bad smell. In severe cases, it will also cause inflammation, called balanitis.

How to correct foreskin by yourself

The problem of prepuce being too long is very common. It is common in immature children. It is a physiological phenomenon in development. Most children with prepuce being too long will gradually disappear with development. If it does not disappear normally during adolescence, it can be corrected by yourself through some techniques. Because the foreskin has strong elasticity, this method still has a certain effect even in adulthood.

1. Upward longitudinal fixation method.

Every day, turn up the foreskin to expose most of the glans, and then use tape to fix the skin longitudinally so that the glans is always half exposed. For the sake of hygiene, the tape needs to be changed once a day. Generally, the foreskin will shorten on its own in 2-3 months, and the glans can be exposed in most cases. However, this method should be used with caution for those who are allergic to the tape.

2. The method of turning the foreskin upward.

The foreskin is turned up to the maximum extent above the coronal sulcus. Frequent back and forth turning will cause the foreskin opening to expand, shrink and shorten over time. Especially after puberty, the foreskin grows slower than the penis. It often expands with the penis and naturally shrinks and shortens, thus exposing the glans.