A man's masculinity must not be "enclosed" like this

Prepuce and phimosis are common diseases that cause trouble to many men. Not only do they affect the harmony between husband and wife, but excessive prepuce can also induce inflammation, and even worse, can cause penis development disorders... Surveys show that more than 90% of men with prepuce and phimosis have induced inflammation. Although prepuce and phimosis problems are minor, they are very harmful.

The disease is not serious, but it causes a lot of trouble

Less than half a year after Mr. Liu got married, his wife developed frequent and urgent urination, often accompanied by pain, just after the honeymoon period. After going to the hospital for examination, the doctor confirmed that it was mycoplasma and chlamydia infection, and it recovered quickly after treatment. But a few days later, his wife developed inflammation symptoms again, and there was no relief at all. Mr. Liu had no choice but to accompany his wife to the hospital again. After the doctor's consultation and the couple's hard work, the attending doctor suspected that the problem was with Mr. Liu and suggested that he also get checked.

As expected by the doctor, the cause of his wife's illness was Mr. Liu's foreskin being too long. The doctor explained that Mr. Liu had actually been infected with mycoplasma and chlamydia, but he had no symptoms for the time being. It was this reason that caused cross infection between him and his wife, leading to repeated attacks of his wife's illness.

According to the introduction, if an adult male still has a narrow foreskin opening and the foreskin cannot be turned up to expose the urethral opening, it is medically called phimosis; if the foreskin can be turned up to expose the urethral opening but the foreskin opening is very small and completely covers the external urethral opening, it is called prepuce is too long. Whether it is prepuce or prepuce is too long, it is harmful to the human body.

Phimosis can affect the growth and development of male reproductive organs. Adult males may also have normal sexual life affected by phimosis or prepuce. In addition, phimosis or prepuce can easily cause the secretion of sebaceous glands to be unable to be discharged, breed bacteria, and cause foreskin inflammation; and bacteria can also cause urinary tract infection through the urethra, causing other inflammations.

If inflammation occurs frequently, causing long-term dysuria, excessive foreskin and prepuce may also cause damage to kidney function and may induce penile cancer. According to surveys, 85%-95% of penile cancer patients have phimosis or excessive foreskin.

Surgical removal of the root cause

Since the clinical manifestations of prepuce and phimosis are mostly local inflammation, some patients will take antibiotics and wash themselves as a treatment or treatment. Although this method of treating the symptoms but not the root cause can control the inflammation, it does not solve the root cause of the bacteria and is prone to recurrence after a period of time.

Can masculinity be contained?

Moreover, long-term use of antibiotics will produce drug resistance, and it is not very effective for balanitis caused by fungal infection. Therefore, for patients with prepuce and phimosis, it is necessary to fundamentally solve the problem of excessive foreskin or phimosis through surgery on the basis of cleaning and anti-inflammatory treatment. This is also the more effective method at present.

Experts suggest that adult males with prepuce hyperplasia or phimosis should undergo circumcision as early as possible to prevent recurrence and cause greater health hazards. Moreover, circumcision is also a basic method for treating premature ejaculation caused by it. According to andrologists, after circumcision, the sensitivity of male organs will be reduced, the original conditioned reflex will be broken, and the triggering central threshold will be gradually increased, thus achieving the effect of treating premature ejaculation.

Induced cross infection should be treated together with the husband and wife

Prepuce and phimosis are like a double-edged sword. Not only do they seriously endanger the health of male patients, but they can also easily cause gynecological diseases such as vaginitis and cervicitis in their spouses.

This is because the foreskin is too long and the foreskin provides a good place for bacteria to survive and hide, making it difficult to completely eliminate inflammation. The bacteria always exist and can be easily transmitted between couples, causing each other to be infected with various inflammatory diseases. In severe cases, it can also stimulate the cervix and induce diseases such as cervical tumors.

This infection is often transmitted to men again, forming cross-infection between husband and wife, making reproductive infection more complicated. Therefore, patients with prepuce hyperplasia and phimosis should also pay attention to the problem of cross-infection between husband and wife. It is best to check with the wife. Once the disease is found, they need to receive treatment at the same time.

To protect your prostate, you may want to run more

Exercise has a good protective effect on the prostate. Judging from the effect alone, running has the best protective effect on the prostate. Therefore, if men have time, they might as well run, which can exercise the body and protect the prostate at the same time.

The reason why it can play such a role is closely related to the location of the prostate. The prostate is located at the bottom of the pelvic cavity, with the bladder above, the urethra below, the pubic bone in front, and the rectum behind. The left and right sides of the prostate are fixed by many ligaments and fascia, which determines its hidden and relatively fixed position. Based on this anatomical feature, we can understand the role of running in maintaining the prostate.

First, when running, the pelvic floor muscles relax rhythmically, as if the prostate is placed on a "trampoline" and allowed to "bounce" on it, activating the blood flow to the prostate and surrounding organs and tissues. Second, when running, the abdominal organs, especially the intestines and greater omentum, regularly and forcefully impact the prostate, thus "massaging" the prostate.

Running is less affected by time, space, and weather, and does not require the cooperation of others. It is a good way to exercise. However, if it is too intense, it will cause congestion and edema of the prostate, which is not good for the prostate. Therefore, it is necessary to master the running speed, time, and distance.